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binocular microscope

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun binocular microscope has 1 sense
  1. binocular microscope - a light microscope adapted to the use of both eyes
    --1 is a kind of
    light microscope
    --1 has particulars: operating microscope

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Term: Binocular Microscope

Description

A binocular microscope is an optical instrument commonly used in laboratories and research settings. It is designed to magnify small objects or specimens for detailed observation and analysis. It consists of two eyepieces, allowing for binocular viewing, and various lenses to achieve different levels of magnification.

Sense 1: Popular Usage

In popular usage, a binocular microscope refers to a common type of microscope used in biology, medicine, and other scientific fields. It enables users to study samples at a microscopic level, making it an essential tool for research, diagnosis, and education.

Example Sentence: The scientist examined the bacteria under the binocular microscope to determine their structure and characteristics.

Sense 2: Local Usage

In certain local communities, a binocular microscope may refer to a specific model or brand preferred by local researchers or professionals. These microscopes could have distinct features or specifications customized to their specific needs.

Example Sentence: The local research institute received a new shipment of binocular microscopes, the latest model being highly praised for its advanced imaging capabilities.

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