Sentence examples for by magnification from inspiring English sources

In her teens, she was intrigued by the paintings of Raphael and by magnification.

Now, the eyepieces that you mention are classified by magnification: this means that they will make the image of the sky that you see through the scope look bigger.

The words justice, liberty and violence, in Spanish, are viewed as if through a rifle's sight, their letters fractured by magnification; in some pieces, the sight itself is trained on a city map.

In addition, the confirmation of the fracture may be complex and require visual examination by magnification and illumination devices, and even removal of coronal restorations for direct observation and staining of the crown, using suitable stating materials (Kang et al. 2016).

Active coping is opposite to pain catastrophizing, which generally refers to exaggerated negative cognitive and affective reactions to an expected or actual pain experience [39] and it is characterized by magnification of the potential negative aspects of pain, inability to disengage from thoughts about pain, and a feeling of helplessness in coping with pain [40].

In addition, the confirmation of the crack may be complex and requires visual examination by magnification and illumination, removal of coronal restorations for observation, and staining of the crown using appropriate staining materials such as methylene blue dye (Kang et al. 2016).

There was this richness in the textures of early cinema" – conveyed on paper by the magnification and cross-hatching.

You don't need premium binoculars; mine are a $6 pair of Totes, 5 by 30 magnification.

(F) Merged confocal image of a fibrin matrix covered by HLFs (magnification = ×40, zoom in factor = 2.5).

The uniform distribution of ACNTs in the epoxy composites was confirmed by high magnification scanning electron microscopy observations.

The microlens pitch should be roughly equal to or smaller than our feature size multiplied by the magnification of the objective.