A small and very thin piece of glass used to cover the specimen on a microscope slide.
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Examples for "cover slip"
Examples for "cover slip"
1The thread is mounted beneath a cover slip, and a drop of the stained glycerine allowed to run in.
2The majority of false-negative results with both rapid tests occurred when cultures contained less than 10 inclusions per cover slip.
3If the section be very delicate, the cover slip should be placed over it before it is moved to the proper slide.
4David cut a tiny piece and laid it on a slide, added a yellow solution, and dropped a cover slip over the top.
5The covers slipped from the slope of Isaac's belly.
1Analysts will look for a forecast for its cover glass business.
2Wash the cover glass and sides of the beaker.
3The cover glass over the twenty-four-hour dial had crazed.
4The membrane is very tough and retains its form easily under pressure of the cover glass.
5Future cover glass could be chemically treated in a solution including potassium to help strengthen it further.
6Place a drop of water on the microscopical slide, cover with cover glass, and examine with the microscope.
7Apple built the layers of the display into the unibody case to eliminate the need for a separate cover glass.
8By light pressure upon the cover glass the bacilli are easily pressed out of the masses of detritus and secretion.
9An actuator within the device would suck in the cover glass as it accelerates toward earth, protecting it from damage.
10The potash should now be removed as completely as possible with blotting paper, and pure water run under the cover glass.
11And thanks to a new manufacturing method that builds the glossy display right into the unibody housing, it ditches the extra layer of cover glass.
12Varnish with Soehnee crystal varnish, then mount with covering glasses, and mark.
13Shadows moved on the snow- covered glass roof of the Oceanarium.
14The original plan was that they use the covered Glass Coach if it was raining.
15Wrap each in a wax paper and keep in covered glass jars, in a cool place.
16Glass slips, cover glasses, pipettes, cells, forceps, Petri dishes, needles, chemicals-all were placed in systematic locations.