Sentences with phrase «magnification in»

Matt Reeves's redux of Swede Tomas Alfredson's lovely, understated, doom - laden Let the Right One In finds magnification in the wrong places while betraying what seems to be its better nature in order to present something more «palatable» to a popular audience.

Scanning Electron Microscopy is used to characterise surface topography (unique depth definition), micro-structure, element composition, and to take pictures with magnification in the range of 10 to 100 000.

But under 50 times magnification in the truck maybe the ball moved a quarter of a dimple toward the toe of the club, which, obviously, if the ball moved, it moved and I get assessed an extra stroke penalty.

Not exact matches

We accepted the lies of satan ourselves because God has bestowed us with free will.We seek magnification of ourselves in everything as satan did.All our actions are aimed at impressing fellow people so as to derive love and care from them.This hurts other people when we are concerned only with our satisfaction and also, people couldn't love unconditionally without first receiving christ's love (we love because he loved us first).

During the period of the Kings, the magnification of God into the Cosmic King made a symbolical allegiance to God seem satisfactory in the place of the allegiance in every sphere of life which is demanded by the Lord of history.

The Cosmos, in my views are of immeasurable amounts of declared universes far too numerous to ever be realized in fullness let alone photographed by telescopic magnification.

The ineluctable connections between Christian violence, its global magnification through the West's colonial reach, and the hard quandaries of religious conviction thereby slowly unleashed were in fact sustaining forces within the evolution of modernity.

On the other hand, it satisfies the expectation, given Whitehead's claim of creativity to be the ultimate principle of becoming (PR 31), that a magnification of the process of becoming ought to afford insight in this respect.

For example, what is seen «in the LSD experiences and in various situations surrounding them appears to be basically an exteriorization and magnification of the conflicts intrinsic to human nature and civilization» (RHU 6).

At yet higher magnification, a slice through a neuron viewed in an electron microscope looks like a landscape seen from an airplane — one anatomist calls it the «cytoscape.»

Binoculars are the sports fan's best friend, but in your eagerness to get something that brings you close to the action don't look for magnification alone when you buy a pair.

If your child is interested in sports or nature, you'll consider different types of lenses and magnification settings than if your child is just getting started in the world of magnification.

When considering the magnification of your mirror, there are definite differences in quality.

In fact, the Miusco Magnifying Lighted Makeup Mirror offers double - sided viewing with 1x and 7x magnification settings.

Magnification: If you are bird watching or hunting, the specimen isn't always going to be right in front of you.

Another offering from Aurosports small enough to fit in the palm of your hands, the new 8x25 High Powered Folding Binoculars bring the world up close with 8X magnification.

The Bushnell 8x31 Powerview Compact Binoculars provide excellent 8X magnification and a 21 mm objective lens in a compact frame.

It has a magnification of 2.5 - 10x, allowing you to zoom in or out as you need to.

Featuring a very strong 8X magnification that will bring everything up close in crystal - clear quality, the binoculars use multi-layer broadband coating technology to provide the best possible optics.

A 6x magnification and soft focus knob make it easy for little explorers to see the world in all its beauty.

The 6x magnification is great for watching birds and everything else in nature, and the product will not slip from small hands while in use.

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The diameter of the lens has two functions: it helps to determine magnification and also how much light the binoculars let in.

Discover clear and crisp images thanks to the powerful 8X magnification and 30 mm lens diameter, all offered in a very compact case.

With their 10x magnification, they have enough power to serve you well in a variety of applications.

Field of View: This is how many feet are visible in the scope at different magnifications.

Offering an internal rangefinder with built - in compass, the binoculars provide great 8X magnification with a 30 mm lens diameter.

A built - in IR Illuminator and 1X magnification, combined with the dual - tube system, make for comfortable, detailed viewing at both short and long - range distances.

Magnification: How much closer will objects in the viewfinder appear?

Representative GFP expression of AMPK in the hippocampus at 10 × magnification (green).

Extreme magnification, well beyond what is shown here, reveals airborne particles trapped in the crystals, which could provide a new way of studying acid snow and air pollution.

In the high magnification colorized image of atomic structure in multiple layers typical for a solar cell, the junction of a layer of the transparent hole - conducting material (primarily yellow) with an electron - conducting layer (primarily green) is showIn the high magnification colorized image of atomic structure in multiple layers typical for a solar cell, the junction of a layer of the transparent hole - conducting material (primarily yellow) with an electron - conducting layer (primarily green) is showin multiple layers typical for a solar cell, the junction of a layer of the transparent hole - conducting material (primarily yellow) with an electron - conducting layer (primarily green) is shown.

The team verified the laboratory results in actual patients by looking at the inflammation in the nerves of AIDP patients at very high magnification.

A sample from the Rhine near Duisburg consisting of over 65 % opaque spherules in 15-fold magnification; the spherules have a diameter of 400 — 900 micro meters.

The low point in my morale was when a referee (anonymous, as usual) accused me of falsifying my data by showing the same figure twice at different magnifications.

• Drugstore reading glasses, magnification 1.5 • A green - shaded brass lamp • From Beirut to Jerusalem, Thomas Friedman's award - winning account of his work as a Jewish correspondent in the 1980s Middle East.

Even at such low magnification, the images were fuzzy, and sometimes a bit of imagination was required to reconstruct the structure of the object in view.

The first included pictures of individual nanoparticles» atomic structures at 100,000 - times magnification — the highest resolution images ever taken of nanoparticles in a liquid environment.

The micrographs of the cyanobacteria, which fix free N2 the air, are taken in a fluorescence microscope with a green filter (200x magnification).

It was around this time — in 1671, specifically — that Anton van Leeuwenhoek, a Dutch fabric merchant in Delft, developed a new but far less ornate microscope with smaller, simpler and, ironically, better optics that allowed much higher magnification without the distortion of the more complicated, expensive instruments.

Although the instrument was not much more than a crude spyglass, having a magnification of about seven - or eightfold, it was a huge breakthrough in technology at the time.

Although Galileo's instrument had a magnification of only about twentyfold, it was sufficient to allow him to zoom in on what we already could see with our naked eyes: planets, stars and the moon.

The second visualization was a movie captured at 23,000 - times magnification that revealed the movements of a group of nanoparticles reacting to an electron beam, which mimics the effects of the infrared radiation used in cancer therapies.

This 20x - magnification image of the fish's scales captured sixth place in Nikon's 2009 Small World competition.

Thus, the Frontier Fields use Hubble's own magnifying abilities in combination with the serendipitous magnification offered by gravitational lenses to look for the farthest objects ever glimpsed.

An eightfold magnification of the top image (inset) reveals a pollen grain on the wing — invisible in the lower resolution picture.

Their ability to automatically sweep the night sky with magnification 25,000 times greater than the human eye signals a new chapter in probing the entire night sky.

Magnification by a scanning electron microscope (SEM) and transmission electron microscope (TEM) showed that the high performance of the conductor was due to the self - formation of silver (Ag) nanoparticles — one - thousandth the size of the Ag flakes and dispersed uniformly between the flakes in the fluorine rubber — after the conductive composite paste was printed and heated.

A sample of African dust, collected in Barbados, carries an unidentified fungus (above right, 1,000 x magnification).

The magnifications and staggered arrivals of the supernova images probe the cosmic expansion rate, as well as the distribution of matter in the galaxy and cluster lenses.