10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TELESCOPIC»
Discover the use of
telescopic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
telescopic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Galileo and 400 Years of
Telescopic Astronomy
In 1609 Galileo first used his telescope to kick-start the science of observational astronomy. This book covers his life and achievements and shows how astronomy has developed since.
Peter Grego, David Mannion, 2010
2
A Chronicle of Pre-
Telescopic Astronomy
The referencing of every entry in the work facilitates further investigation of the literature, making A Chronicle of Pre-Telescopic Astronomy an absorbing and enduring reference source.
3
CMOS Data Converters for Communications
Besides the advantages of having a higher non-dominant pole, the telescopic
opamp is more power efficient, since no extra currents are needed other than the
bias current for the input devices to provide a high slew rate and a high unity-gain
...
Mikael Gustavsson, J. Jacob Wikner, Nianxiong Tan, 2000
4
Telescopic Work for Starlight Evenings
APTER IV. NOTES ON TELESCOPIC WORK. Preparation. — Working-Lista.— "
Wind. — Vision. — Records.— Drawing. —Friendly Indulgences. — Open- Air
Observing. — Method. — Perseverance. — Definition in Towns. — Photography.
William Frederick Denning, 2010
5
Trade-Offs in Analog Circuit Design: The Designer's Companion
Single-stage (telescopic) amplifier. The single-stage amplifier consisting of a
single transistor or differential pair is the most basic amplifier structure. This type
of amplifier exhibits one dominant pole, and hence provides a higher speed than
the ...
Chris Toumazou, George S. Moschytz, Barrie Gilbert, 2004
6
Analog Design for CMOS VLSI Systems
The simplest version of a single stage OTA is the telescopic architecture, shown
in Fig. 5.27: the input dilferential pair injects the signal currents into common gate
stages. Then, the circuit achieves the differential to single ended conversion ...
7
Recreations in Astronomy: With Directions for Practical ...
Telescopic. Appearance. Probably no one ever sawthe moon bymeans of a good
telescope without a feeling of admiration and awe. Except at fullmoon, we cansee
where the daylight struggles with the dark along theline of the moon'ssunrise ...
8
The Shock Absorber Handbook
An interesting development was the Armstrong 'double telescopic lever arm',
Figure 1.1.21, in which two telescopic dampers operate horizontally, fully
immersed in an oil bath, with an external structure like a conventional lever arm
type.
9
The Springfield 1903 Rifles: The Illustrated, Documented ...
The prototype telescopic sight mounted on the rod bayonet rifle was too
expensive to manufacture and therefore the Model 1908 telescope was
developed. (1909 RCO) 2. The first type mounting bracket used with the Model
1908 sight was the ...
10
The Planetary Worlds: the Topography and
Telescopic ...
James BREEN (of the Cambridge Observatory.) 216 runnscoric APPEARANCE
or RING. and uniform, and a narrow bright line was noticed throughout its whole
length. No difference could be perceived in its appearance as to breadth or ...
James BREEN (of the Cambridge Observatory.), 1854
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TELESCOPIC»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
telescopic is used in the context of the following news items.
Best of the Oculus Mobile VR Jam 2015 – Part 5: Telescopic, Tana …
Now in our 5th installment of our ongoing series covering some of the most promising content to come out of the Oculus Mobile VR Jam, we take a look at three ... «Road to VR, May 15»
Nixon Hire of Newcastle has bought JCB Loadall telescopic …
One of the UK's leading plant and equipment hire firms has invested in a fleet of JCB Loadall telescopic handlers in a deal worth almost £9 million. «Leek Post & Times, Apr 15»
The Telescopic Fork Our Tech Editor muses about the history …
There seems to be a connection between aircraft landing gear and motorcycle telescopic suspension. BMW equipped two 1935 models, the R12 (photos) and ... «Cycleworld, Mar 15»
Telescopic contact lenses could help people with blinding disease
Optomotrist James Wolffsohn, spokesperson for the British Contact Lens Association, looks forward to one day using technologies like the telescopic lens in ... «Las Vegas Review-Journal, Mar 15»
Telescopic Contact Lens is Triggered by Winks
Ever wish you could just tell your eyes to see farther, or be able to zoom in on a small project like threading a needle or cleaning your keyboard? EPFL is ... «PSFK, Feb 15»
Telescopic Contact Lens Prototype Unveiled
The latest version of the telescopic contact lens, with a quarter for scale. Courtesy of Eric Tremblay and Joe Ford, EPFL An estimated 285 million people are ... «Scientific Computing, Feb 15»
Telescopic contact lenses let you zoom in on demand
Wink once to zoom. Telescopic contact lenses that let the wearer switch between normal and magnified vision are coming into focus. The latest prototype ... «New Scientist, Feb 15»
Telescopic contact lenses could magnify human eyesight
SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA—Wink your right eye to zoom in; wink your left eye to zoom out. Those are the operating instructions for a vision-enhancing system that ... «Science AAAS, Feb 15»
HomeNewsManitou Introduces New MLT 634 Agricultural/Multi …
HomeNewsManitou Introduces New MLT 634 Agricultural/Multi-Purpose Telescopic Loader. TAGS: Marketing, Overseas. December 18, 2014. By News Release. «AgWeb, Nov 14»
Glowing galaxies in telescopic timelapse
A screenshot from “StarryNights”, a video showing several observatories at work. Credit: Jan Hattenbach / Vimeo. We often speak of the discoveries and data ... «Phys.Org, Sep 14»
