10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONCAVO-CONCAVE»
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concavo-concave in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Encyclopædia metropolitana, or, Universal dictionary of ...
In double-concave, plano-concave, or virtual foci, concavo-concave lenses, the
reverse holds good ; the- focus lies on the opposite side, or towards the incident
rays, and parallel rays, after refraction, diverge from it. In this case, therefore, they
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Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1830
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Experimental outlines for a new theory of colours, light and ...
force, that this last experiment is entirely different from Newton's, the one being
made with a concavo-convex lens, the other with a plano-convex one ; I therefore
requested an artist to quicksilver a concavo-concave lens, as 1 could not in this ...
Joseph Reade (M.D.), Sir Isaac Newton, 1818
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Universal Technological Dictionary
lenz'scus, those which are convex on one side, and concave on the other: as in
the subjoined diagram, where fig. 1 re resents the plane-convex, fig. 2 the double
-convex, fig. 3 t e plane-concave, fig. 4the concavo-concave, fi . 5 the meniscus.
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
CONCAVO-concave. adj. Concave or hollow on both sides. * Concavo CON vt
ikx. adj. [from concave and .convex.] Concave one way, anil convex the o- ther. —
1 procured another concavo convex plate of the internal surface of a hollow ...
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A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are ...
... that no metal, when melted and cast in a mould, can ever possibly represent
the concavity of that mould with greater exactness than these flints do the
concavities of the shells wherein they were moulded. Woodward. Concavo-
concave. adj.
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New and Enlarged Dictionary of the English Language: The ...
Concavo-concave, kon-ka'vo kong'kave, adj. concave or hollow on both sides.
Concavo-convex, kon-ka'vo-kon-vecks, adj. concave one way, and convex the
ether. Conca'vous, kon-ka'vus, adj. concave, hollow, without angles. Conca'vouslt
...
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The Philosophical Magazine and Journal
Having again requested the spectator to fix his eyes on the letter, 1 placed a
concavo-concave lens before the pupil, and the letter was immediately
diminished; he said he now saw it very small. Here I shall beg leave to remark
that these ...
Andrew Tilloch, Richard Taylor, 1819
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary and Expositor of the ...
hollowConcavity, kon-kav'é-té. s. hollowness Concavo-concave,k6n-ka'v6-k6ng'
kave. a. concave on both sides Concavo-convex, k6n-ké'v6-k6n'véksa. concave
one way,and convex the other Concavous, ken-ka'vus. a. concave Conceal, ...
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary: And Expositor of the ...
... internal surface of a hullow spherical spheroidical body. Concavo-concave,
k&n-ki-vo-kong^káve, a. 40d. Concave or hollow on both ...
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A Complete Dictionary of the English Language
Internal surface of a hollow spherical or spheroidal body. CONCAVO-CONCAVE,
kin-ka'- v6-kin"-k£ve. a. Concave or hollow on both sides. CONCAVO-CONVEX,
kin-kl'-vi- kon"-ve-x. a. Concave one way, and convex the other. CONC AVOUS ...
