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Example sentences for "photographic plate"

  • Waves too short to affect the eye can affect the photographic plate, and we can discover in this way the existence of waves only half the length of the deep-violet waves.

  • They would still not affect a photographic plate.

  • A photographic plate is exposed in the telescope to a certain region of the sky sufficiently long to enable very faint telescopic stars to imprint their images.

  • The amount and direction of this motion may be ascertained by a delicate measuring apparatus under which the photographic plate is placed.

  • A piece of old dry section of beech or oak trunk, placed on a photographic plate for 15 hours in a totally dark place, will register a beautiful picture of the annual rings of growth, medullary rays, junction of bark and wood, etc.

  • If this surface is then laid on a photographic plate for a short period, a permanent record is obtained on the plate after development.

  • It is probable that there may be still many more of them, since a new one comes to light every now and then on a photographic plate, and there is no indication of any limit to the number that may thus appear.

  • A little more than fifty years later (in 1898) PhÅ“be made her bright mark on a photographic plate at Harvard, and was caught.

  • No matter how long a photographic plate is exposed, the fixed stars imprint themselves on it only as points of light.

  • A device carrying a photographic plate is attached to the eye-piece of a microscope; the plate being exposed affords, on development, a precise record of the subject under observation.

  • A device for carrying a photographic plate is attached to a telescope and the plate exposed to the image projected by the telescope for a prolonged period.

  • In this arrangement a photographic plate is allowed to fall freely by the force of gravity down a dark slide.

  • The beam of light reflected from the mirror M is received on a screen or photographic plate, the instantaneous value of the current being proportional to the linear displacement of the spot of light so formed.

  • The normal distance from the vibrator mirrors to the scale of photographic plate is 50 cm.

  • Again a photographic plate, when exposed continuously to light, gives at first a negative image.

  • Index connected with galvanometer needle records curve on travelling paper (in practice, moving galvanometer spot of light traces curve on photographic plate).

  • The mode of experiment was (1) to obtain a series of normal responses to uniform stimuli, applied at regular intervals of time, say one minute, the record being taken the while on a photographic plate.

  • A clockwork arrangement moves a photographic plate at a known uniform rate, and a curve is traced on the plate by the moving spot of light.

  • A reagent by the action of which the latent image upon a photographic plate, after exposure in the camera, or otherwise, is developed and visible.

  • Now an astronomer who wishes to take a photograph of the sun takes away the eye-piece of his telescope and puts a photographic plate in the tube exactly at the place where this real image is formed.

  • But on a photographic plate in a telescope, each ray in its turn does a little work upon the chemicals, and the longer the plate remains, the stronger the picture becomes.

  • If some distant stars are invisible even in the giant glasses of my telescope, I set another power to work, and make them print their own image on a photographic plate and so reveal their presence.

  • A photographic plate exposed on a clear night reproduces the appearance of the portion of the sky concerned, with more or fewer stars according to the power of the telescope that is being used.

  • Thus in the case of a perception or photograph of a star, the active place is the place where the star is, while the passive place is the place where the percipient or photographic plate is.

  • This dualism has nothing to do with any "mind" that I may be supposed to possess; it exists in exactly the same sense if I am replaced by a photographic plate.

  • He therefore prepared a photographic plate wrapped in black paper, intending to attempt making an impression on the plate of some metal body interposed between it and the pitch-blende.

  • He had found that uranium, when exposed to the sun's rays, appeared to possess the property of absorbing them and of then acting upon a photographic plate.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    about what; already mentioned; common law; cut them; diving suit; long face; make itself; more elaborate; natural right; open mouth; perfect himself; photographic facsimile; photographic plate; preach deliverance; present from; preserve the; prime necessity; rebel soldiers; rough voice; scientific socialism; thin layers; till after; various organs