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Meanings of objective in anglès
Optical element that gathers light from the object being observed and focuses the light rays to produce a real image.
Serving as or indicating the object of a verb or of certain prepositions and used for certain other purposes.
Related terms
The lens of an optical instrument that is the closest to the object being observed.
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Examples for "object glass"
Examples for "object glass"
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Then he began to examine the telescope, the object glass was gone!
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B. Astigmatism is detected by rotating the object glass or object glass cell.
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He unscrewed the object glass from Voules's telescope, but in vain tried to obtain a light.
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An achromatic refracting telescope, of three and a half feet, and triple object glass, made by Mr Dollond.
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The total movement of the half- object glass is double the distance between the star images in the focal plane.
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The field of the great object lens was already suffused with the radiance of her approach.
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It had only one nosepiece, so that he had to remove the object lens when he wanted any variation in magnification.
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He ran round by the steps to the lower lawn, Lady Constantine following, as he continued, 'It is a magnificent eight-inch first quality object lens!
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This is true of the Lick telescope, which has a magnifying power of 2,500 and an object lens a yard across.
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The focal spot size is typically determined by the numerical aperture of the used objective lens.
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To achieve cryo-FM, a trade-off must be made between the temperature and performance of objective lens.
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The 42-mm objective lens gathers lots of light for a clear view at dusk or in shadows.
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In this approach, no objective lens is required and, beneficially, the complexities of conventional OR-PAM systems can be greatly relieved.
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Galileo's design featured a convex objective lens and a concave ocular lens, which represented an improvement over Lippershey's original design.
Usage of objective in anglès
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There remain concerns however, over whether this objective can really be achieved.
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Clear and agreed policies help a funding organisation make objective, rational decisions.
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Results: The objective overall response rate was unchanged from the previous report.
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Today we saw a completely objective, repeatable, observation of something fundamentally new.
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So far as education is concerned, the Illuminati objective was as follows:
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Of course I'll dial it back in the objective danger, he said.
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This result is consistent with the selection objective of increasing muscle mass.
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With that objective in view, negotiations continued at Government Buildings last night.
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However, there is a lack of objective methods for quantifying perceived age.
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It is therefore impossible to have any objective confidence in their findings.
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Penny McKay takes an objective look into the early childhood education sector.
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Results: Both objective and subjective image noise decreased with increasing iteration strength.
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However, any objective view of history makes this an endlessly contentious exercise.
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It said isolated conversations between teams meant there was no clear objective.
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She needs to search for some objective evidence of a supernatural power.
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Four patients had an objective response and 11 patients had stable disease.
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Translations for objective
Objective through the time
Objective across language varieties
United States of America
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South Africa
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Ireland
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