Sentence examples for magnification of a from inspiring English sources

It was a magnificent magnification of a Shearer goal.

He shows me a magnification of a load of fruit flies that have been knocked out by carbon dioxide.

The exact focal length, and hence the magnification, of a real lens depends on the wavelength of light.

What he seems to have gone through is an enormous magnification of a feeling every human being knows: of not being believed and facing his opinions alone.

The inset in (e) shows a higher magnification of a typical telopode formed by an alternation of thin segments (podomers) and expanded parts (podoms).

The inset show magnification of a selected time windows (5:00 to 10 00) for the LD (a1) and DD (b1).

But the best stretch of the gig came in "Each Summer Sound," a magnification of a single phrase taken from Thoreau's journals.

The results show that the numerical aperture is the primary factor causing measurement differences of the same micro object rather than the magnification of a lens and the calibrated image pixel resolution.

The typical aberration figures shown in Figure 8 are, of course, grossly exaggerated, and actually it requires some magnification of a star image to render these appearances clearly visible.

b A magnification of a rectangle shown in a.

Inset shows higher magnification of a typical cluster.