The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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... light beam from any available grating . In small sizes , semisolid cameras , in which the photographic film is pressed against the glass of the mirror system , can be as fast as f / 0.35 . The limits of faintness that can be re- corded ...
... light beam from any available grating . In small sizes , semisolid cameras , in which the photographic film is pressed against the glass of the mirror system , can be as fast as f / 0.35 . The limits of faintness that can be re- corded ...
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... light of an individual bacterium , of course , cannot be seen with the naked eye , but the light from a liquid or agar culture containing billions of bac- teria is readily visible . The light is bluish and continuous . Although these ...
... light of an individual bacterium , of course , cannot be seen with the naked eye , but the light from a liquid or agar culture containing billions of bac- teria is readily visible . The light is bluish and continuous . Although these ...
Page 1032
... light - emitting cross - reaction occurs . Reciprocal light - emitting cross - reactions exist among apogonid fishes , the pempherid fish , Parapriacanthus ransonneti , the batrachoid fishes Porichthys notatus and P. porosissimus , and ...
... light - emitting cross - reaction occurs . Reciprocal light - emitting cross - reactions exist among apogonid fishes , the pempherid fish , Parapriacanthus ransonneti , the batrachoid fishes Porichthys notatus and P. porosissimus , and ...
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