Sentence examples for great magnification from inspiring English sources

But the oddly coiled tube pictured here (at great magnification) is actually the shell of a land snail.

This, Newton believed, would allow for greater focus even at great magnification, and indeed this was the case.

Further researches led Ivanovsky to conclude that the causal agent was an exceedingly small parasitic microorganism that was invisible even under great magnification and that could permeate porcelain filters designed to trap ordinary bacteria.

This leads to a great magnification of Raman signals of the molecule and makes it detectable at trace levels by Raman scattering [12, 13].

Since electrons' wavelength is smaller than the wavelength of light, greater magnification and depth of focus was indeed possible.

Beyond that you'll probably want a spotting scope, which is basically a telescope mounted on a tripod which uses greater magnification.

(e to h) Fluorescence images with greater magnification.

• Invented an optical microscope with greater magnification than had yet been known.

At greater magnification in TEM, each sphere appears consisting of smaller spherical particles of 6 8 nm in diameter.

Using electrons, which have a far shorter wavelength than light, it was possible to resolve individual objects at a far greater magnification.

(C) Result of in situ TSPO mRNA hybridization performed on an adjacent brain section (box depicts part of the slice in a greater magnification).