allobjects frequently fill but a part of an in-terval of the micrometer, but with thisthe movable cross lines traverse the objectior rather its real image) regardless ofthe minuteness of the object. (Zeiss Cat-alog.) See also Ch. IV. fitting be 1.527 in. = 38.786 mm. That the gauges for… … (1)(2) (3)(4) 0.9173 inch=23.3oo mm.1.04 inch^=26.4i6 mm. This is the Continental size.This is the size used by the English opti-cians for student and small microscopes.Medium size binoculars (English).Long tube binoculars.For the history of the Huygenian Ocular, and a discussion of formulaefor its…
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