A Manual of Human Physiology, Including Histology And Microscopical Anatomy, With Special Reference to the Requirements of Practical Medicine V.2
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Take two corresponding stereoscopic pictures, with the surfaces black in one D ® THE PSEUDOSCOPE.
1035 case and light iii the other. Draw two tnmcated pyramids like Fig. 420, make one figure exactly like L, i.e., with a white surface and black lines, and the other with white lines and a black surface, then under the stereoscope such objects glance.
The causing of the glancing condition is that the glancing body at a certain distance reflects bright light into oue eye and not into the other, bec...ause a ray reflected at an angle cannot enter both eyes simultaneously (Dove).
Wheatstone's Pseudoscope consists of two right-angled prisms (Fig. 424, A and B) enclosed in a tube, through which we can look in a direction parallel with the surfaces of the hypo- theneuses. If a spherical surface be looked at with this instrument, the image formed in each eye is inverted laterally. The right eye sees tlie view usually obtained by the left eye, and con- versely ; the shadow which the body in the light throws upon a light ground is reversed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Take two corresponding stereoscopic pictures, with the surfaces black in one D ® THE PSEUDOSCOPE.
1035 case and light iii the other. Draw two tnmcated pyramids like Fig. 420, make one figure exactly like L, i.e., with a white surface and black lines, and the other with white lines and a black surface, then under the stereoscope such objects glance.
The causing of the glancing condition is that the glancing body at a certain distance reflects bright light into oue eye and not into the other, bec...ause a ray reflected at an angle cannot enter both eyes simultaneously (Dove).
Wheatstone's Pseudoscope consists of two right-angled prisms (Fig. 424, A and B) enclosed in a tube, through which we can look in a direction parallel with the surfaces of the hypo- theneuses. If a spherical surface be looked at with this instrument, the image formed in each eye is inverted laterally. The right eye sees tlie view usually obtained by the left eye, and con- versely ; the shadow which the body in the light throws upon a light ground is reversed.
What to read after A Manual of Human Physiology, Including Histology And Microscopical Anatomy, With Special Reference to the Requirements of Practical Medicine V.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Landois, L. (Leonard), 1837-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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