A Treatise On Mathematical Instruments Including Most of the Instruments Employ
A Treatise On Mathematical Instruments Including Most of the Instruments Employ
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Herschel, his telescope, 84.
Horizon, artificial, 121.
Huyghens, his aerial telescope, 81 ; his eye-piece, 82.
Land chain, 92.
Lenses, various forms of, and effects produced by them, 70; their focal lengths defined, 72 ; focal length of a convex lens practically deter- mined, 72 ; images formed by len- ses, 73.
Level, spirit, 96; the T level, 97; its adjustments, 101 ; Troughtou's level, 104; Gravatt's level, 105; water level, 112; reflecting level, 113.
Levelling staff, 104.
Levelling, remarks... on, 106 ; for sec- tions, 108 ; field-book, 109.
Light, pencils of, defined, 67 ; chro- matic dispersion of, 72.
Linear measures, table of, 92.
Marquois's scales, 42.
Mean proportional found, 58.
Micrometer, 47.
Microscopes, refracting, described, 76 ; their magnifying powers deter- mined, 79 ; reflecting, described, 80 ; the reading microscope de- scribed, 160; its adjustments, 161 ; the solar microscope, 88.
Mirrors, glass, secondary images formed in them, 75.
Mounting, varnishing, &c, paper and drawings, 65.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Herschel, his telescope, 84.
Horizon, artificial, 121.
Huyghens, his aerial telescope, 81 ; his eye-piece, 82.
Land chain, 92.
Lenses, various forms of, and effects produced by them, 70; their focal lengths defined, 72 ; focal length of a convex lens practically deter- mined, 72 ; images formed by len- ses, 73.
Level, spirit, 96; the T level, 97; its adjustments, 101 ; Troughtou's level, 104; Gravatt's level, 105; water level, 112; reflecting level, 113.
Levelling staff, 104.
Levelling, remarks... on, 106 ; for sec- tions, 108 ; field-book, 109.
Light, pencils of, defined, 67 ; chro- matic dispersion of, 72.
Linear measures, table of, 92.
Marquois's scales, 42.
Mean proportional found, 58.
Micrometer, 47.
Microscopes, refracting, described, 76 ; their magnifying powers deter- mined, 79 ; reflecting, described, 80 ; the reading microscope de- scribed, 160; its adjustments, 161 ; the solar microscope, 88.
Mirrors, glass, secondary images formed in them, 75.
Mounting, varnishing, &c, paper and drawings, 65.
What to read after A Treatise On Mathematical Instruments Including Most of the Instruments Employ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J F John Fry Heather to read onlineMoreLess
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