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The father exhibited a total lack of understanding for the stress his child was feeling.
She is an artist who has exhibited her works in Paris and New York.
He exhibited no remorse for his crime.
The first color motion pictures, exhibited in 1928 by George Eastman, showed images of flowers, butterflies, peacocks, goldfish, and attractive women.
An African lion was exhibited in the United States for the first time on November 26, 1716.
-The resistance exhibited by any given bacterium toward any specified disinfectant or germicide should be investigated with reference to the following points: (A) Inhibition coefficient-i.
In view of minor differences in constitution exhibited by the serum of various individuals of the same series, it is usual to employ a mixture of sera obtained from several different normal animals of the same species as the inoculated animal, under the term "pooled serum.
The new principles were applied and exhibited by Mr.
Opaque objects are generally better exhibited by inch and two-inch glasses, when a general view of them is required, and by higher powers when we wish to examine their minute structure.
Ross was exhibited a few months since at the Society of Arts to illustrate a lecture on the physiology of woods.
But to proceed: The Image we have here exhibited in the first Figure, was the top of a small and very sharp Needle, whose point aa nevertheless appear'd through the Microscope above a quarter of an inch broad, not round nor flat, but irregular and uneven; so that it seem'd to have been big enough to have afforded a hundred armed Mites room enough to be rang'd by each other without endangering the breaking one anothers necks, by being thrust off on either side.
But further, it is altogether necessary, that the Plate, in the places where the Colours appear, should be of a determinate thickness: First, It must not be more then such a thickness, for when the Plate is increased to such a thickness, the Colours cease; and besides, I have seen in a thin piece of Muscovy-glass, where the two ends of two Plates, which appearing both single, exhibited two distinct and differing Colours; but in that place where they were united, and constituted one double Plate (as I may call it) they appeared transparent and colourless.
Now, the clearer and purer this tincture be, the more lovely will the deep Scarlet be, and the fouler the tincture be, the more dirty will the Red appear; so that some dirty tinctures have afforded their deepest Red much of the colour of burnt Oker or Spanish brown; others as lovely a colour as Vermilion, and some much brighter; but several others, according as the tinctures were worse or more foul, exhibited various kinds of Reds, of very differing degrees.
But insteed of meeting with what I look'd for, I met with somewhat more admirable; and that was, that I found my self utterly unable to see through them when placed both together, though they were transparent enough when asunder; and though I could see through twice the thickness, when both of them were fill'd with the same colour'd liquors, whether both with the Yellow, or both with the Blue, yet when one was fill'd with the Yellow, the other with the Blue, and both looked through, they both appear'd dark, onely when the parts near the tops were look'd through, they exhibited Greens, and those of very great variety, as I expected, but the Purples and other colours, I could not by any means make, whether I endeavour'd to look through them both against the Sun, or whether I plac'd them against the hole of a darkned room.
Chancing to break a Flint stone in pieces, I found within it a certain cavity all crusted over with a very pretty candied substance, some of the parts of which, upon changing the posture of the Stone, in respect of the Incident light, exhibited a number of small, but very vivid reflections; and having made use of my Microscope, I could perceive the whole surface of that cavity to be all beset with a multitude of little Crystaline or Adamantine bodies, so curiously shap'd, that it afforded a not unpleasing object.
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