10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENGYSCOPE»
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engyscope in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
engyscope and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Edinburgh Journal of Science ... Conducted by (Sir) ...
Thus we may say that a telescope has its anterior conjugate focus, or the
distance of the object from the object-glass longer than the posterior, or that next
the eye-piece. In an engyscope the case is reversed.* The line of separation is
therefore ...
2
The Edinburgh Journal of Science
Moreover, the intervals seem to differ a little according as the eye- piece is
adapted to an engyscope or to a telescope, — at least if the power of the former is
low and the tube short. 3. Many modifications of this combination may be made,
as by ...
3
The Edinburgh Journal of Science
Thus we may say that a telescope has its anterior conjugate focus, or the
distance of the object from the object-glass longer than the posterior, or that next
the eye-piece. In an engyscope the case is reversed.* The line of separation is
therefore ...
4
The Quarterly journal of science, literature and art
some more light would have been exceedingly acceptable. Now in the Gregorian
construction, the primary image is magnified by means of a reflecting engyscope,
so that, in fact, we see only the image of an image. The power of the said ...
5
Lexicography, Terminology, and Translation: Text-based ...
(16) ENGYSCOPE (m.) Instrument à voir les petites choses de pres & àles grossir
, an engyscope, a kind of dioptrick Instrument. (17) Point, marque de distinction,
qu'on met à la fin d'une periode ou d'une sentence en écrivant, a period, or full ...
6
Quarterly Journal of Science, Literature, and the Arts
some more light would have been exceedingly acceptable. Now in the Gregorian
construction, the primary image is magnified by means of a reflecting engyscope,
so that, in fact, we see only the image of an image. The power of the said ...
7
Physiologia Epicuro-Gassendo-Charltoniana ; Or, A.Fabrick, ...
Master in Opticks, and drive him to the Minimm Jugular of Euclid: but that it soon
came into our thoughts, that He speculated the fime by the subtiler Dioptrick of
Reason; which indeed is the best Engyscope of the Mind , and renders many ...
Walter Charleton, Robert Hugh Kargon, 1966
8
An English and Danish Dictionary ...
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. INHERIT. * ENIGM, Sub. mb'rk tale; sþ'flwort. ENlCMATlCAL or ESXCMATXCK,
dry', miir/i, flrHun/mtd, tz/brstcmlig. ss ENlGMATlCALLY, Ad-v. rvtdmb'rffl tale, ...
9
The Philosophical Magazine, Or Annals of Chemistry, ...
Did this gent eman ever examine the day eye-piece of a common hand telescope
? 6. “ Such an eye-piece could only be used for viewing an image, and could
never be employed as an engyscope, because it would have no external focus in
...
10
The Practical Works of the Rev. Richard Baxter, with a Life ...
... others think that it passeth but through the pores of the glass or chrystal ; but I
have heard of no engyscope that hath perceived pores in glass. In cloth they are
certainly discernible, and large, and numerous, when yet the light doth not ...
Richard Baxter, William Orme, 1830
