Further Illustration of the Size of Figures at Different Distances and on Uneven Ground 91 XLIV.
Perspective, as bearing on drawing, is divided into three principal sections; of which the first treats of the diminution in the size of bodies at different distances.
Ridges and ranges were seen on both sides, at different distances.
Ranges ran parallel to the river at different distances: we left a very fine one to the south-west and south, from which the large creek we passed about two miles from our last camp, probably descends.
To view objects at a distance, a less convex lens is needed than in examining articles very near the eye; and this organ, from its structure, has the power of adaptation to different distances.
Has the eye the power of adapting itself to different distances?
To adapt the eye to view objects at different distances, requires a change in the refracting power of some of the transparent mediums of the eye.
What is necessary to adapt the eye to view objects at different distances?
Of the manner in which the Eye conforms itself in order to see distinctly at different Distances.
Radial spines of different size or at different distances; triangle either isosceles or irregular.
Triangular shell bilateral or irregular, with three arms of different sizes or at different distances.
Arms at different distances, nearly equilateral triangular, scarcely half as long as the radius of the large circular central disk.
By this rule these buildings which appeared all of the same size, and upon the same line, will be distinctly perceived to be of different dimensions, and at different distances.
Illustration] /It/ may happen that a colour does not alter, though placed at different distances, when the thickness of the air and the distance are in the same inverse proportion.
He communicates light and heat to at least twenty opaque bodies, which revolve round him, at different distances, in ellipses that differ but little from circles.
These satellites, revolving about Jupiter at different distances, from west to east, when viewed through a telescope, make a beautiful appearance.
Besides the ring, Saturn is also furnished with seven attendant moons, or satellites, which move around him at different distances, in a way similar to those of Jupiter.
The probability of hitting upright targets at different distances.
Different distances of drawing out the eye-glass for short-sighted and long-sighted observers.
Determination of the elevations for the fire at different distances.
In addition, the scale of the elevations and that of the angles of fire, for an object of aim placed at different distances.
In the eye it is the convexity of the lens that is altered so that the eye is capable of adjusting itself to different distances.
In the camera, the artist uses a thumb-screw to bring to a focus on the sensitive plate the rays of light coming from objects at different distances.
This is a partial loss of the power to accommodate the eye to different distances.
Number of Rods to the Acre at different Distances.
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