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... object is viewed directly , or dynamic , in which the image is built up by successive scans of the object . The magnifying power of a microscope is an expression of the number of times the object being examined appears to be enlarged ...
... object is viewed directly , or dynamic , in which the image is built up by successive scans of the object . The magnifying power of a microscope is an expression of the number of times the object being examined appears to be enlarged ...
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... object plane : the smaller the detail structure of the object , the wider the angle of diffraction . The structure of the object can be represented as a sum of sinusoidal components . The rapidity of variation in space of the components ...
... object plane : the smaller the detail structure of the object , the wider the angle of diffraction . The structure of the object can be represented as a sum of sinusoidal components . The rapidity of variation in space of the components ...
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... object , a three - dimensional structure can be inferred from this complete set of imagery . ( R.R.Sh. ) object , it is not possible to observe the structure using a conventional microscope . The index of refraction of the structure ...
... object , a three - dimensional structure can be inferred from this complete set of imagery . ( R.R.Sh. ) object , it is not possible to observe the structure using a conventional microscope . The index of refraction of the structure ...
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