noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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high
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The larger the telescope, the more light it can collect, and the higher the magnification which can be employed.
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I find it difficult with × 7, fairly easy with × 8.5 and very easy with any higher magnification .
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And if ion-winds can also be detected from the stars, their vastly greater distances should give even higher magnifications .
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Some joins. such as the fine solder work required for gold filigree and granulation, can not be seen even at high magnification .
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But when the cross-section is viewed at high magnification , it becomes clear that different plating methods have been used.
low
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The pair can just about be split with × 20, but certainly not with any lower magnification .
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The whole of Centaurus is very rich, and well worth sweeping with a low magnification .
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With × 20, but not with lower magnifications , I can see individual stars in it.
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Very large peels or sections can be scanned at low magnifications .
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It appears as a dim blur with low magnification , but with × 20 I can see individual stars in it.
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With × 20 I have found that near maximum its colour is very clear, and it is detectable with lower magnifications .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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High-power magnification is needed to see the crystals.
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The mirror has triple magnification and a light.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A magnification or a diminution reveals the same pattern.
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Best results are obtained with magnifications of × 10 or less.
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Richman then took the tissues to an electron microscope, which offers powers of magnification great enough to see viruses themselves.
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Scott and Andrew Forman rely on magnification and a computer to help them publish Connections.
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The larger the telescope, the more light it can collect, and the higher the magnification which can be employed.
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The names of the shops can be read -some with the naked eye, others only under magnification .
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Users can control both magnification and contrast in seeing near as well as distant objects.
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With a further approximate 250-fold magnification , we are presented with the spiral depicted in Fig. 3. 5.