This simultaneous sharpness of the entire circle is an indication of the perfect centering of the whole of the lenses in the objective.
This combination is carried in a screw-centering holder known as the substage below the stage of the microscope (Fig.
Among the revisions and surrenders of historic problems demanded by this feature of empirical situations, those centering in the rationalistic-empirical controversy may be selected for attention.
Hardening a gear is accomplished as follows: The gear is taken from the furnace by the furnaceman and placed in the lower die, surrounding the centering jaws, as shown at H in Fig.
The pilot H enters a hole in the center of the lower die, and the expander G enters the centering jaws I, causing them to expand and center the gear C in the lower die.
The inner surface of the centering jaws is in the shape of a female cone.
National Guard of Pennsylvania to protect the property of the several railroad companies centering in the city of Pittsburgh, now threatened by mobs.
By a further study from the Ontario data of the relation of the evaporation to the results in livable chicks, it can be readily observed that all good hatches have evaporation centeringaround the 12 per cent.
The supply of eggs ranges from month to month, the heavy season of production centering about April and the lightest run being in November.
We have limited ourselves also by centering our attention upon the three literary forms, poetry, fiction, and the essay.
Though centering in a little nook among the bayous, it contains all Louisiana.
The fresh thought which flowed into his mental chambers rapidly formed into orderly plans, all centering upon the child, Carmen.
With a sigh the priest roused himself and strove to thrust these disturbing thoughts from his mind by centering his attention upon the work in hand.
A part of the centering of an arch, which is driven back to loosen the centering in striking it.
Lags, collectively; narrow planks extending from one rib to another in the centering of arches.
The task of making the two circles of light overlap each other precisely on the disc, is called centering the lanterns, and is the first thing that must be attended to before exhibiting the slides.
The tradition of America is a hope, a faith, a conviction, a burning endeavor, centering in an ideal of liberty and justice for the human race.
Place this diagram over a cyclone on any weather map, centering and orienting it carefully.
Lay the paper over an area of low pressure on any weather map, centering and orienting it properly, as in the previous exercises.
Place the tracing paper, properly divided in accordance with the figure, over a well-defined area of low pressure on a weather map, centering and orienting it carefully.
The discussion centering around Pope's Homer, at once the most popular and the most typical translation of the period, may be taken as presenting the situation in epitome.
The literary sources with interest centering in Lexington are Edward Everett's address in 1835 (Orations, i.
Among the literary sources with their interest centering in Concord may be named Edward Everett's oration in 1825 (Orations, i.
This is usually a long, narrow picture, showing a group of sacred personages, against a landscape setting, centering about the Madonna and child.
It belongs primarily to that most mystic of all schools of art, the Umbrian, centering in the town of Perugia.
I would judge that all Friends have in common the practice of centering down.
Put the other way, it is by centering down that we still the body-mind.
The small Romanesque bay in the south wall of the nave, with its lowered centering and its abutments in granite.
On the right of this large bay, the centering of the small Romanesque bay is carved in a granite block.
In the north wall of the nave, an enfeu (recess for a tombstone) with a lowered centering houses a 12th-century tombstone in soft limestone depicting a knight.
The centering of this small pre-Romanesque bay is made with brick quoins.
Above the gate, a small Romanesque bay with itscentering and abutements in granite.
The south wall of the Romanesque nave and its door, with its lowered centering and its abutments with chamfered edges.
The large bay with a lowered centering was probably added in the 16th century, during the building of the double belfry.
On the left of the large central bay, a small Romanesque bay is clearly visible, with its centeringand abutements in granite.
Through constant reviews the moral and religious contents from the various sources are connected into successive groups, each group centering around the life of some prominent Biblical character.
New Testament historycentering in the stories of Jesus' childhood, His miracles, and His easier parables.
These few facts, startling as they are, are only the beginning of an exhibit of the prodigality of power centering here.
It would be difficult to conceive of any combination of human and divine energies, of golden opportunities and inspiring tasks, comparable with those centering in the world-wide propagation of Christianity.
Stewart designates its occupants the Bokaya and includes three subtribes centering in the villages of Kauca, Pdahau, and Lacupda.
On Onkolukomnom lived to the southeast in a large area centeringaround Lake Pillsbury.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "centering" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
