As he spoke, he bent over, and, taking a magnifier from his pocket, examined the lace, which still fluttered where it was caught.
One of these curious French ladders, narrow at the top, splayed out at the base, was quickly leaned against the car, and the detective ran up, using his magnifier as he climbed.
The holes in the handle of the magnifier should be drilled as near the front as possible and so arranged that when the magnifier is in position the smallest lens will be near the object.
Most of these flowers need to be picked to pieces under the magnifier to show up their full beauty.
There are many kinds of simple microscopes sold, some of which are of moderate price and answer every purpose; but if one has a little mechanical skill the cheapest way is to buy a magnifier and make the rest of the microscope one's self.
If you look through the magnifier while you do this you will get a good idea of the form of the ridge and of how the hooks catch onto it.
When using the magnifier in the field, hold it in such a way that the smallest lens will be nearest the object when the lenses are combined and be careful not to shade the object with the hand or the hat brim.
If you rest the hand holding the magnifier on the hand that holds the object, both lens and object can be held much steadier.
And then he had the curiosity to examine this flaw with a strong magnifier which he unscrewed from one of the telescopes.
Immediately running to the room in which Cyrus Harding then was, he extended the negative and magnifier towards the engineer, pointing out the little spot.
It "is not well prepared so long as metallic globules may be seen in it with a magnifier of 4 powers.
Now, there is no doubt that by practice and the aid of a magnifier it would be possible to read phonetically Mr Edison's record of dots and dashes,[95] but he saves us that trouble by literally making it read itself.
It is only as we capture one of the little protean acrobats between our finger-tips and examine him with a magnifier that we can really make "head or tail" of his queer anatomy.
Here is a magnifier for the vernier," continued Rutter, just after Tom had started to make his reading.
You carry a bettermagnifier than I do," laughed Rutter.
His face stiffened into fixed and horrible intentness as he stared through his magnifier at the little oblong of mirror.
With this magnifier I enlarge the image in the mirror.
A pocket magnifier is of great value to the young naturalist, both for the inspection of natural objects while engaged in out-door work, and for the subsequent examination of the specimens collected for study.
The magnifier enlarged him to a seeming half inch or so, and I could see better, now, this strange tiny creature.
Evidently college work had cramped my style along the collecting line, for the tweezers and magnifier appeared with a mild coating of dust.
The front lens is the chief magnifier of the combination, while the other lenses serve to correct the various aberrations.
The same= with metal hand rests, moveable lens-holder and doubletmagnifier No.
The specimens of fine writing thus far described have been produced directly by the hand under the guidance either of a magnifier or the simple sense of motion.
I took my magnifier and held the pendant to the light.
There is great advantage in replacing the ordinary eye-piece by a simple cylindrical magnifier formed of a glass rod 4 mm.
In practice all that is necessary is to hold the magnifier somewhat excentrically.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "magnifier" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
