Sentences with phrase «of magnifying glasses»

In layman language, it is the study of those body structures that can be examined without the help of magnifying glasses.

I've added one of their magnifying glasses to our nature table.

Many line icons have become universal in web design, such as the outline of a magnifying glass signaling the search function or the hamburger (three stacked lines) for a menu.

* NOTE: Get rid of the magnifying glass thingie because all it does is get in the way and you can't see anything in it)

It was in 1011 that Arab scientist Ibn al - Haytham (Alhazen) began writing the Book of Optics, which described the properties of a magnifying glass, principles that later led to the invention of the microscope.

And the lens in your eye is about four times as powerful as the type of magnifying glass a child might play with, Van Gelder said.

In order for the observer's eye to detect the entangled photons, they are amplified 100-fold with a type of magnifying glass before they reach the eye.

When conditions are just right, space can magically turn into a sort of magnifying glass, making even incredibly distant galaxies suddenly visible from here in the Milky Way.

Like Michael Haneke with a funny bone instead of a magnifying glass, Ruben Östlund's vision of humanity is a bleak, almost faithless caricature of our most craven impulses.

They appear as white specks that can be seen with or without the use of a magnifying glass.

Using some sort of magnifying glass can also be vital, especially for those of us who are getting older.

While the automatic appearance of the magnifying glass in proximity to key items may seem like a good workaround from just using the mouse, it also can be a frustrating experience.

While Gill's immense nine - metre decorative calico scroll may prompt the viewer to stand back to take in the piece's extensive figures and patterns in their entirety, the minute scale of Hutchinson's drawings in contrast require the microscopic detail be studied up close and with the aid of a magnifying glass.

* The construction of the magnifying glass, through which the indicator mark of the instrument would be read, was often imperfect and caused distortions.

The numbers were so small, I couldn't read them even with the help of a magnifying glass!

Not exact matches

Prince Harry inspects his brother Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, with a magnifying glass during the launch of The Queen's Young Leaders Programme at Buckingham Palace on July 9, 2014, in London, England.

If you don't know what you're looking for and just want the thrill of discovery, tap the magnifying glass and you'll find new people to follow, places to add to your virtual or IRL itinerary, trending tags and posts Instagram thinks you'll enjoy.

Take a look at your computer screen through a magnifying glass and you'll see the individual pixels, each made up of three subpixels — red, green, and blue light sources.

A magnifying glass is held in front of a computer screen in this picture illustration taken in Berlin May 21, 2013.

By all means take a swing at «Panama vs. Costa Rica» — but be ready to trade the bat for a magnifying glass as soon as you figure out exactly what kind of weather, scenery, population, infrastructure, cost of living, and real estate prices make up your ideal location.

God isn't a child with a magnifying glass pointed at an ant farm, he's a genius teacher who loves to see the moments of «eureka» when we finally understand a part of his work.

My point may be clarified further by emphasizing another insight from the prophetic tradition: the place where the magnifying glass should be held is always over the nation of which one is a citizen.

For instance, in the TV version of Roots I can never forget the scene of Kunta's «massa» studiously reading the Bible — with a magnifying glass!

Unfortunately, the general public is not able to get up close to art «treasures» so there goes any hope of using a magnifying glass etc. to detect forgeries even if we were trained to do so.

We would not look for scapegoated victims in every corner of the world if the magnifying glass of the cross had not already helped us see them.

Sometimes I feel like a C.S.I. To re-create this salad I ordered several to - go and then sat down with a magnifying glass and carefully picked out each of the bits and pieces and separated them into smaller bowls.

It usually stayed liquid during the fall and spring months by placing it in front of the window (the glass acts almost like a magnifying glass like the old magnifying glass on a leaf trick).

The experience of actually creating a deliciously cheesy bunny, or looking at a flower, a bug or herbs through a magnifying glass might get a kid thinking about the bigger picture.

Simply click on the magnifying glass in the top right hand corner of The Vegan Society's website and choose either «Trademarked products» or «Trademark holders».

Before any of the oats can be unloaded it must pass upto 3 tests (# 1 White board «Magnifying Glass Visual», # 2 RidaQuick test showing over 10 ppm, and # 3 the Elisa R5 RidaScreen test that will show results down to 3 ppm).

If ERP systems take a bird's - eye view of companies, these software providers scrutinize the individual warehouse under a magnifying glass.

For all of that visibility, no academic studies have ever taken a magnifying glass to the supertall.

-- FIFA put the magnifying glass on Madrid and Atleti's kids: they are particularly investigating the situation of kids under 12 born outside Spain.

Max is being put under the magnifying glass, also because of his age.

They probably are looking for some magnifying glass to focus on the studs of Alexis?

A recordable magnifying glass and a pair of recordable binoculars would both be useful for our current topic which is all about habitats!

The kit contains a log - box data logger, set of rechargeable stopwatches, set of rechargeable Easi - torches, set of 6 handheld microscopes, an Easi - Scope microscope, a recordable magnifying glass and a pair of recordable binoculars.

The addition of tools such as tweezers and magnifying glasses makes this experience really fun for toddlers, preschoolers, and beyond!

We started off with a solid magnifying glass, which we have used for all sorts of explorations (like this camouflage exercise), and then we moved on to a real microscope!

Some best nail clippers have built in magnifying glass to enable you have a good view of the nail as you trim.

Some preschool science activities involve the use of science tools — like magnifying glasses, rulers, and balance scales.

The rest of the day is made up of center play which basically means the children get to explore different toys in certain areas... kitchen, trucks / blocks, bugs / magnifying glasses, etc..

A microscope is essentially a very large magnifying glass that lets kids view a variety of subject matter that can not be seen with the naked eye.

In recent days, Heastie's use of his campaign funds, his donations and steering of member items to contributors have come under the magnifying glass as Assembly Democrats coalesce around his election as speaker.

But those looking for clues to the outcome of Tuesday's hard - fought delegate battle in New York might turn their magnifying glasses to the recent past.»

The Plan aims at: developing operational plans, processes and related instructions that take the needs of PWDs into account; designing layouts of polling stations to make them more accessible to PWDs; procuring magnifying glasses, tactile stickers for ballots boxes, large grip pens and other materials to assist PWDs and making cubicles, booths more accessible to wheelchair users.

«This is a classic example of the piggy bank that needs to be broken open, and the bill we had would provide for those criteria, and be a magnifying glass to show us exactly how that money is being used and how individual initiatives are picked,» Tedisco, a Republican from suburban Schenectady, said.

NOT SEEING IS N'T BELIEVING Patients with delusional infestation undertake elaborate self - examinations in search of the offending invaders, using magnifying glasses, tweezers and photography.

The immense gravity from clusters of galaxies warps the light coming from more distant objects, acting like a cosmic magnifying glass.

These natural magnifying glasses revealed six points in the sky glowing feebly at telltale wavelengths of infrared light, according to the group's study published online in The Astrophysical Journal.