A devoted student in microscopy will become so happy over the marvellous creatures and their curious ways that he cannot keep his pleasure to himself.
We want more field workers in every department of Natural History, and especially in microscopy where unexplored fields are awaiting you.
It is encouraging to know that microscopy has been gaining in importance in many of our pharmacy schools.
It is evident that microscopy is one of the pharmaceutical advancements of the day.
In many medical schools of the United States and Europe not only is microscopy applied temporarily but much stress is being laid on photomicrography, by which means its valuable investigations are easily preserved.
They illustrate, also, how much might have been accomplished in the field of medicine if more attention had been given to microscopy by physicians.
Hooke published, among other things, a book of plates and descriptions of his Microscopical Observations, which gives an idea of the advance that had already been made inmicroscopy in his time.
The microscopy of the lesions is essentially the same as in the horse.
The Microscopyof Vegetable Foods in the chapter on The Microscopy of Coffee and to reprint Prof.
In his, Microscopyof vegetable foods, New York, 1916.
Also, from this standpoint, the microscopy of the plant is less important than that of the bean.
Winton's The Microscopy of Vegetable Foods, copyright 1916, and reprinted by permission.
Arno Viehoever, for their assistance in preparing the chapters on The Botany of Coffee and The Microscopy of Coffee; A.
He "went in" for microscopy in the unphilosophical Victorian manner as his "hobby.
A birthday present of a microscope had turned his mind to technical microscopy when he was eighteen, and a chance friendship with a Holborn microscope dealer had confirmed that bent.
Of all the early writers on microscopy the man who spread abroad his knowledge of the instrument and its capabilities, more than anyone else, was Kircher, who died in 1680.
To the naked eye, this little denizen of the sea is of rare beauty: as an object for low-power microscopy it is entrancing.
The methods of doing so differ in no way from those employed in taking ordinary photographs and as we are writing about microscopy and not photography in these pages, there is no need to go into further details.
We must not be too critical, however, for some of this early work was excellent, the microscopes in use would not be tolerated at the present day, and without these pioneers microscopy would not have reached the stage it has.
A glance at the history of the microscopy of the blood shews that it falls into two periods.
The same process, then, has gone on in the microscopy of the blood that we see in other branches of normal and pathological histology: by advances in method, advances in knowledge full of importance result.
Rick's interest in microscopy had begun with Barby's present of a complete microscope set.
Rick's enthusiasm for microscopy had extended to the purchase of a twelve-power pocket lens to supplement the microscope Barby had given him.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "microscopy" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: microscopy; optics; photography
