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Meanings of spectroscope in English
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espectroscopi Spanish
espectroscopio de prisma Usage of spectroscope in English
1
As the spectroscope shows, they differ greatly in chemical and physical constitution.
2
This method of detection is far more sensitive even than the spectroscope.
3
How long had Comte been dead before we discovered the spectroscope?
4
The spectroscope has had a wonderful part in astronomical research.
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And the spectroscope gives us good ground to conclude that the stars are cooling.
6
And this, be it remembered, is not guess-work, but the revelation of the spectroscope.
7
Besides, spectroscope tests show the presence of a rather well-known chemical in that blood.
8
Lowell believes he has, with the spectroscope, proved the existence of water on Mars.
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Within a very few years this wonderful instrument, the spectroscope, has made amazing discoveries.
10
Here that great discovery, the spectroscope, comes to our aid.
11
And they've been talking about Tyndall's Essays, and the spectroscope.
12
But the spectroscope is not alone in this audacious assault upon the strongholds of nature.
13
The spectroscope answers this question in the clearest way.
14
Seaton picked out a distant star in their course and observed it through the spectroscope.
15
We saw in a previous chapter how the spectroscope splits up light-waves into their colours.
16
The spectroscope shows that these knots are condensing masses of white-hot liquid or solid matter.
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