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Elements of human physiology (1907) Elements of human physiology elementsofhumanp05star Year: 1907 By means of a convex lens the rays of light from any one source may all be refracted so as to meet at a point. The point at which parallel rays of light (such as the sun's rays) meet is called the principal focus of the lens (Fig. 242). Fig. 242. Diagram of the course of parallel rays through a biconvex lens, by which they are converged to the principal focus, F. If the origin of the rays be a point of light near the lens, so that the rays are not parallel, they are converged by the lens to a Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/elements-of-human-physiology-1907-elements-of-human-physiology-elementsofhumanp05star-year-1907-by-means-of-a-convex-lens-the-rays-of-light-from-any-one-source-may-all-be-refracted-so-as-to-meet-at-a-point-the-point-at-which-parallel-rays-of-light-such-as-the-suns-rays-meet-is-called-the-principal-focus-of-the-lens-fig-242-fig-242-diagram-of-the-course-of-parallel-rays-through-a-biconvex-lens-by-which-they-are-converged-to-the-principal-focus-f-if-the-origin-of-the-rays-be-a-point-of-light-near-the-lens-so-that-the-rays-are-not-parallel-they-are-converged-by-the-lens-to-a-image239674034.html
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A manual of photographic chemistry, theoretical and practical . arious rajs crossing and interfering with each other.In correcting for spherical aberration, the lirst point to beattended to is the curve of the lens itself. A biconvex lens,as shown in the (Fig. 28) diagram, is the worst form. The plano-convex and the meniscus lenses are preferable, and for land-scapes the latter is very commonly employed. But spherical aberration, even in a lens which is badly madeas regards form, may be remedied in another way, viz., byusing a diaphragm or stop, so as to cut off a portion of thelight, and prev Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-manual-of-photographic-chemistry-theoretical-and-practical-arious-rajs-crossing-and-interfering-with-each-otherin-correcting-for-spherical-aberration-the-lirst-point-to-beattended-to-is-the-curve-of-the-lens-itself-a-biconvex-lensas-shown-in-the-fig-28-diagram-is-the-worst-form-the-plano-convex-and-the-meniscus-lenses-are-preferable-and-for-land-scapes-the-latter-is-very-commonly-employed-but-spherical-aberration-even-in-a-lens-which-is-badly-madeas-regards-form-may-be-remedied-in-another-way-viz-byusing-a-diaphragm-or-stop-so-as-to-cut-off-a-portion-of-thelight-and-prev-image340238897.html
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Light; a course of experimental optics, chiefly with the lantern . Fig. 44.—Nature of a Lens. may represent such a combination of prisms in section. Aglance at the diagram shows that the outer parallel rays,from the left hand, meeting prisms of greater obliquities,are more deflected than those nearer the centre: and that III.] Lenses. 6i if the obliquities are properly adjusted, all might be madeto converge in one point. If the obliquities are infinitein number, it is obvious we get curved surfaces, and suchform a lens. These may either be convex or concave oneither or both surfaces, or flat o Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/light-a-course-of-experimental-optics-chiefly-with-the-lantern-fig-44nature-of-a-lens-may-represent-such-a-combination-of-prisms-in-section-aglance-at-the-diagram-shows-that-the-outer-parallel-raysfrom-the-left-hand-meeting-prisms-of-greater-obliquitiesare-more-deflected-than-those-nearer-the-centre-and-that-iii-lenses-6i-if-the-obliquities-are-properly-adjusted-all-might-be-madeto-converge-in-one-point-if-the-obliquities-are-infinitein-number-it-is-obvious-we-get-curved-surfaces-and-suchform-a-lens-these-may-either-be-convex-or-concave-oneither-or-both-surfaces-or-flat-o-image339068629.html
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Scientific amusements . ment is based uponthe property possessed by a convex lens or concave mirror,?of converging to a focus the rays of light falling on it•from any object, and at that point or focus forming animage of the object. The following diagram will illustratethis. Let vw be a lens, and AB an object between theglass, and F the focus. The ray, he, is so refracted asto appear to come from a. The ray from b likewiseappears in a similar way, and a magnified image, ab, isthe result. I20 OPTICAL APPARATUS. The ordinary Telescope consists of an object-glass andan eye-lens, with two intermed Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/scientific-amusements-ment-is-based-uponthe-property-possessed-by-a-convex-lens-or-concave-mirrorof-converging-to-a-focus-the-rays-of-light-falling-on-itfrom-any-object-and-at-that-point-or-focus-forming-animage-of-the-object-the-following-diagram-will-illustratethis-let-vw-be-a-lens-and-ab-an-object-between-theglass-and-f-the-focus-the-ray-he-is-so-refracted-asto-appear-to-come-from-a-the-ray-from-b-likewiseappears-in-a-similar-way-and-a-magnified-image-ab-isthe-result-i20-optical-apparatus-the-ordinary-telescope-consists-of-an-object-glass-andan-eye-lens-with-two-intermed-image343275531.html
RM2AXDFCB–Scientific amusements . ment is based uponthe property possessed by a convex lens or concave mirror,?of converging to a focus the rays of light falling on it•from any object, and at that point or focus forming animage of the object. The following diagram will illustratethis. Let vw be a lens, and AB an object between theglass, and F the focus. The ray, he, is so refracted asto appear to come from a. The ray from b likewiseappears in a similar way, and a magnified image, ab, isthe result. I20 OPTICAL APPARATUS. The ordinary Telescope consists of an object-glass andan eye-lens, with two intermed
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The London encyclopaedia, or Universal dictionary of science, art, literature, and practical mechanics, comprisiong a popular view of the present state of knowledge . qually curved, as at C, it is termed a crossedlens. D is a plano-concave, having one sidespherically hollow. E is a double concave withboth sides hollow. F is a meniscus (so calledfrom its moon shape), and has one side convexand the other concave. 385. The passage of light when transmitted bya plano-convex lens, is shown in the accompany-ing diagram. The parallel rays a, b, c, &c., fall- A; Tr- M sim ^H:;::;;;---^^^^ c D^W ^n t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-london-encyclopaedia-or-universal-dictionary-of-science-art-literature-and-practical-mechanics-comprisiong-a-popular-view-of-the-present-state-of-knowledge-qually-curved-as-at-c-it-is-termed-a-crossedlens-d-is-a-plano-concave-having-one-sidespherically-hollow-e-is-a-double-concave-withboth-sides-hollow-f-is-a-meniscus-so-calledfrom-its-moon-shape-and-has-one-side-convexand-the-other-concave-385-the-passage-of-light-when-transmitted-bya-plano-convex-lens-is-shown-in-the-accompany-ing-diagram-the-parallel-rays-a-b-c-c-fall-a-tr-m-sim-h-c-dw-n-t-image339423013.html
RM2AM61ED–The London encyclopaedia, or Universal dictionary of science, art, literature, and practical mechanics, comprisiong a popular view of the present state of knowledge . qually curved, as at C, it is termed a crossedlens. D is a plano-concave, having one sidespherically hollow. E is a double concave withboth sides hollow. F is a meniscus (so calledfrom its moon shape), and has one side convexand the other concave. 385. The passage of light when transmitted bya plano-convex lens, is shown in the accompany-ing diagram. The parallel rays a, b, c, &c., fall- A; Tr- M sim ^H:;::;;;---^^^^ c D^W ^n t
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. Handbook of anatomy; being a complete compend of anatomy, including the anatomy of the viscera a chapter on dental anatomy, numerous tables, and incorporating the newer nomenclature adopted by the German anatomical Society, generally designated the Basle nomenclature or BNA . ? processes, relaxing the circular fibers describedas the ligament of the lens, and allowing the anterior surfaceof the lens to become more convex by its inherent elasticity. The retina is a delicate, white, nervous membrane, the. Fig. 132. Diagram of the retinal vessels. 1, superior temporal artery; 2,superior temporal Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/handbook-of-anatomy-being-a-complete-compend-of-anatomy-including-the-anatomy-of-the-viscera-a-chapter-on-dental-anatomy-numerous-tables-and-incorporating-the-newer-nomenclature-adopted-by-the-german-anatomical-society-generally-designated-the-basle-nomenclature-or-bna-processes-relaxing-the-circular-fibers-describedas-the-ligament-of-the-lens-and-allowing-the-anterior-surfaceof-the-lens-to-become-more-convex-by-its-inherent-elasticity-the-retina-is-a-delicate-white-nervous-membrane-the-fig-132-diagram-of-the-retinal-vessels-1-superior-temporal-artery-2superior-temporal-image369842461.html
RM2CDKNR9–. Handbook of anatomy; being a complete compend of anatomy, including the anatomy of the viscera a chapter on dental anatomy, numerous tables, and incorporating the newer nomenclature adopted by the German anatomical Society, generally designated the Basle nomenclature or BNA . ? processes, relaxing the circular fibers describedas the ligament of the lens, and allowing the anterior surfaceof the lens to become more convex by its inherent elasticity. The retina is a delicate, white, nervous membrane, the. Fig. 132. Diagram of the retinal vessels. 1, superior temporal artery; 2,superior temporal
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. A text book of physics, for the use of students of science and engineering . Double Piano- Concavo-Convex Convex Convex DoubleConcave Piano-Concave Convexo-Concave Converging Lenses Diverging Lenses Fig. 537.—Classification of lenses. Refraction at single spherical surface.—In order to obtain the lensformula, the production of an image by a single refracting surfacewill be treated first, and the result then applied to an actual lens,which has, of course, two refracting surfaces. In Fig. 538 let A, in either diagram, be a point source of lightsif uated on the principal axis. A ray such as A Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-text-book-of-physics-for-the-use-of-students-of-science-and-engineering-double-piano-concavo-convex-convex-convex-doubleconcave-piano-concave-convexo-concave-converging-lenses-diverging-lenses-fig-537classification-of-lenses-refraction-at-single-spherical-surfacein-order-to-obtain-the-lensformula-the-production-of-an-image-by-a-single-refracting-surfacewill-be-treated-first-and-the-result-then-applied-to-an-actual-lenswhich-has-of-course-two-refracting-surfaces-in-fig-538-let-a-in-either-diagram-be-a-point-source-of-lightsif-uated-on-the-principal-axis-a-ray-such-as-a-image370056957.html
RM2CE1FBW–. A text book of physics, for the use of students of science and engineering . Double Piano- Concavo-Convex Convex Convex DoubleConcave Piano-Concave Convexo-Concave Converging Lenses Diverging Lenses Fig. 537.—Classification of lenses. Refraction at single spherical surface.—In order to obtain the lensformula, the production of an image by a single refracting surfacewill be treated first, and the result then applied to an actual lens,which has, of course, two refracting surfaces. In Fig. 538 let A, in either diagram, be a point source of lightsif uated on the principal axis. A ray such as A
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. The physiology of domestic animals ... Physiology, Comparative; Veterinary physiology. Fig 378.—Diagram illustrating the Formation, by a Double Convex Lens, of a Smaller Inverted Image. (Gemot.) must be formed behind the lens. If a screen be placed at this point, which corresponds to the focal length of the lens, it is evident that the image will be distinctly defined. On the other hand, if the screen be either approached or removed farther from the lens an indistinct image will be formed. If the object be farther removed from the lens the image will decrease in size, and to have a distinct Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-physiology-of-domestic-animals-physiology-comparative-veterinary-physiology-fig-378diagram-illustrating-the-formation-by-a-double-convex-lens-of-a-smaller-inverted-image-gemot-must-be-formed-behind-the-lens-if-a-screen-be-placed-at-this-point-which-corresponds-to-the-focal-length-of-the-lens-it-is-evident-that-the-image-will-be-distinctly-defined-on-the-other-hand-if-the-screen-be-either-approached-or-removed-farther-from-the-lens-an-indistinct-image-will-be-formed-if-the-object-be-farther-removed-from-the-lens-the-image-will-decrease-in-size-and-to-have-a-distinct-image232425124.html
RMRE3TH8–. The physiology of domestic animals ... Physiology, Comparative; Veterinary physiology. Fig 378.—Diagram illustrating the Formation, by a Double Convex Lens, of a Smaller Inverted Image. (Gemot.) must be formed behind the lens. If a screen be placed at this point, which corresponds to the focal length of the lens, it is evident that the image will be distinctly defined. On the other hand, if the screen be either approached or removed farther from the lens an indistinct image will be formed. If the object be farther removed from the lens the image will decrease in size, and to have a distinct
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RF2K33A2H–concave lens schematic diagram in optics physics.
. The physiology of the domestic animals; a text-book for veterinary and medical students and practitioners. Physiology, Comparative; Domestic animals. Fia. 378.—Diagram illustrating the Formation, by a Double Convex Lens, of a Smaller Inverted Image. (Oanot.) must be formed behind the lens. If a screen be placed at this point, which corresponds to the focal length of the lens, it is evident that the image will be distinctly defined. On the other hand, if the screen be either approached or removed farther from the lens an indistinct image will be formed. If the object be farther removed from t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-physiology-of-the-domestic-animals-a-text-book-for-veterinary-and-medical-students-and-practitioners-physiology-comparative-domestic-animals-fia-378diagram-illustrating-the-formation-by-a-double-convex-lens-of-a-smaller-inverted-image-oanot-must-be-formed-behind-the-lens-if-a-screen-be-placed-at-this-point-which-corresponds-to-the-focal-length-of-the-lens-it-is-evident-that-the-image-will-be-distinctly-defined-on-the-other-hand-if-the-screen-be-either-approached-or-removed-farther-from-the-lens-an-indistinct-image-will-be-formed-if-the-object-be-farther-removed-from-t-image232342003.html
RMRE02GK–. The physiology of the domestic animals; a text-book for veterinary and medical students and practitioners. Physiology, Comparative; Domestic animals. Fia. 378.—Diagram illustrating the Formation, by a Double Convex Lens, of a Smaller Inverted Image. (Oanot.) must be formed behind the lens. If a screen be placed at this point, which corresponds to the focal length of the lens, it is evident that the image will be distinctly defined. On the other hand, if the screen be either approached or removed farther from the lens an indistinct image will be formed. If the object be farther removed from t
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RF2K339RE–concave lens schematic diagram in optics physics.
. The physiology of domestic animals ... Physiology, Comparative; Veterinary physiology. Fig. 371.—Diagram illustrating the Composition of a Convex Lens of a Number of Plane Surfaces. (Ganot.) An illustration, first suggested by Professor Henry Morton, of Hoboken, serves greatly to simplify the conception of refraction. It has been stated that in passing from a rarer to a denser medium the luminous ray is bent toward the perpendicular. If a line of men, as of soldiers, be marching obliquely toward the edge of a plowed field, the men first reaching the uneven ground will experience difficulty i Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-physiology-of-domestic-animals-physiology-comparative-veterinary-physiology-fig-371diagram-illustrating-the-composition-of-a-convex-lens-of-a-number-of-plane-surfaces-ganot-an-illustration-first-suggested-by-professor-henry-morton-of-hoboken-serves-greatly-to-simplify-the-conception-of-refraction-it-has-been-stated-that-in-passing-from-a-rarer-to-a-denser-medium-the-luminous-ray-is-bent-toward-the-perpendicular-if-a-line-of-men-as-of-soldiers-be-marching-obliquely-toward-the-edge-of-a-plowed-field-the-men-first-reaching-the-uneven-ground-will-experience-difficulty-i-image232425159.html
RMRE3TJF–. The physiology of domestic animals ... Physiology, Comparative; Veterinary physiology. Fig. 371.—Diagram illustrating the Composition of a Convex Lens of a Number of Plane Surfaces. (Ganot.) An illustration, first suggested by Professor Henry Morton, of Hoboken, serves greatly to simplify the conception of refraction. It has been stated that in passing from a rarer to a denser medium the luminous ray is bent toward the perpendicular. If a line of men, as of soldiers, be marching obliquely toward the edge of a plowed field, the men first reaching the uneven ground will experience difficulty i
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RF2K33986–convex lens schematic diagram in optics physics.
. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. 340 S. JOHNSEN AND E. A WIDDER 7 cm 4 cm fiber optic cable to spectrophotometer 3 cm diameter convex lens 7 cm 3.5 mm ins aperture 3 cm glass tank (no lid) plexiglas platform. log 1 filter 3 mm iris aperture 3 cm diameter convex lens fiber optic pinhole source Figure 1. Diagram of the apparatus used to measure transparency. Calculating the effect of tissue transmission spectra on the spectrum of downwelling light Unless the percent transmission of a tissue is constant with respect to wavelength, the tissue will have an effec Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-biological-bulletin-biology-zoology-biology-marine-biology-340-s-johnsen-and-e-a-widder-7-cm-4-cm-fiber-optic-cable-to-spectrophotometer-3-cm-diameter-convex-lens-7-cm-35-mm-ins-aperture-3-cm-glass-tank-no-lid-plexiglas-platform-log-1-filter-3-mm-iris-aperture-3-cm-diameter-convex-lens-fiber-optic-pinhole-source-figure-1-diagram-of-the-apparatus-used-to-measure-transparency-calculating-the-effect-of-tissue-transmission-spectra-on-the-spectrum-of-downwelling-light-unless-the-percent-transmission-of-a-tissue-is-constant-with-respect-to-wavelength-the-tissue-will-have-an-effec-image234630582.html
RMRHM9KJ–. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. 340 S. JOHNSEN AND E. A WIDDER 7 cm 4 cm fiber optic cable to spectrophotometer 3 cm diameter convex lens 7 cm 3.5 mm ins aperture 3 cm glass tank (no lid) plexiglas platform. log 1 filter 3 mm iris aperture 3 cm diameter convex lens fiber optic pinhole source Figure 1. Diagram of the apparatus used to measure transparency. Calculating the effect of tissue transmission spectra on the spectrum of downwelling light Unless the percent transmission of a tissue is constant with respect to wavelength, the tissue will have an effec
. Elements of human physiology. Physiology. By means of a convex lens the rays of light from any one source may all be refracted so as to meet at a point. The point at which parallel rays of light (such as the sun's rays) meet is called the principal focus of the lens (Fig. 242). Fig. 242.. Diagram of the course of parallel rays through a biconvex lens, by which they are converged to the principal focus, F. If the origin of the rays be a point of light near the lens, so that the rays are not parallel, they are converged by the lens to a point (secondary focus) situated further away from Fig. 2 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/elements-of-human-physiology-physiology-by-means-of-a-convex-lens-the-rays-of-light-from-any-one-source-may-all-be-refracted-so-as-to-meet-at-a-point-the-point-at-which-parallel-rays-of-light-such-as-the-suns-rays-meet-is-called-the-principal-focus-of-the-lens-fig-242-fig-242-diagram-of-the-course-of-parallel-rays-through-a-biconvex-lens-by-which-they-are-converged-to-the-principal-focus-f-if-the-origin-of-the-rays-be-a-point-of-light-near-the-lens-so-that-the-rays-are-not-parallel-they-are-converged-by-the-lens-to-a-point-secondary-focus-situated-further-away-from-fig-2-image231459645.html
RMRCFW3W–. Elements of human physiology. Physiology. By means of a convex lens the rays of light from any one source may all be refracted so as to meet at a point. The point at which parallel rays of light (such as the sun's rays) meet is called the principal focus of the lens (Fig. 242). Fig. 242.. Diagram of the course of parallel rays through a biconvex lens, by which they are converged to the principal focus, F. If the origin of the rays be a point of light near the lens, so that the rays are not parallel, they are converged by the lens to a point (secondary focus) situated further away from Fig. 2
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