Microscope - Law Dictionary Search Results
Iris diaphragm
simultaneously adjusted by a single knob on the outside of the lens It is used in cameras and microscopes
Histology
That branch of biological science which treats of the minute microscopic structure of animal and vegetable tissues called also histiology
Histologic
Pertaining to histology or to the microscopic structure of the tissues of living organisms
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Gametophyte
in ferns it is reduced to a small early perishing body and in seed plants it is usually microscopic or rudimentary
diatomaceous earth
a deposit of fine usually white siliceous material composed mainly of the shells of the microscopic plants called diatoms also called infusorial earth kieselguhr and diatomite It is used in polishing powder and in
compact disc
a disk shaped optical data storage medium approximately 4 34 in in diameter which stores binary data as microscopic nonreflective holes or pits in an otherwise reflective surface and is recorded and played back by rotation in
Rubber
1971, defines latex as a white free-flowing liquid obtained from some species of shrubs or trees in which microscopically small particles or globules of natural rubber are suspended in a water serum. Natural rubber latex obtained from
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