Optic projection : principles, installation and use of the magic lantern, projection microscope, reflecting lantern, moving picture machine, fully illustrated with plates and with over 400 text-figures (1914)

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724 OPTIC PROJECTION Porte lumere, setting up 142 for south window 143 for west window 145 Porter, T. C 424-426 Position of Ballast 512-513 condenser and objective. . .43, 251 of filament (mazda lamp) ... 91 of moving picture machine . . 396 of object on stage 257 of object with various objectives 256 of switch 515-518 Post-card projector 183 Potato polarity indicator 511 Potential drop and arc length 536-539 and current 536 and electrodes 536 Potential, oscillogram, electromotive force supplied 494 Potter, A. O 177 Power at arc, wattmeter connections 482 Power, Nicholas Company 391,402,404,410,417 Power consumption, candlepower 559, 561 factor 485 Precautions, alcohol lamp 133 ammeter, wiring 481-482 heavy currents 186, 513 lime light 116 in polarity tests 506 for wiring 498, 513 Precision Machine Co 406 Presbyopia, old age sight. . . .661-662 Pressure gauges 102, 103 gauge, acetylene tank 128 of one atmosphere 103 reducing valve 102 Prestolite tanks 127, 128, 129 Principal axis 577~58i focus and how obtained . . 578-579 Print, size for lantern slides 208 Printing, artificial light 214 on paper or a dry plate, directly 381 exposure for 380 how to hold paper 379 lantern slides 209 lantern slides with camera. . . 213 paper to use 379 Prints, enlarged from negatives. 378 white on black 213 Prism, 37, 46, 190, 196, 322, 337, 344, 368, 629-632, 640-643 erecting 368 direct vision 627, 631 drawing 322, 337, 344 glass 627, 629-630 hollow for liquids. . .627, 631-632 polarizing 622-626 quartz for ultra-violet 641 right-angled with vertical objective 46 Rutherford's 630-631 spectacles of 37 Prism, Nicol for polarizing or analyzing light. . .622, 624, 626 Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science ..211,321 Proceedings of the International Electrical Congress 566 of the American Microscopical Society 320 of the Royal Society 426 Projection apparatus, with mirror on lecture table. . . .451-452 outside the room 453 for photographic enlargements 378 rules for construction 6 aid to drawing 319 apparatus, best position in room 446 early use with drawing. . . . 372 form for drawing 321 home-made 287 similarity of all 221 from three standpoints 3 universal 178, 185, 191 of human face 1 70 horizontal objects 33, 185, 190, 268 illumination in high power. . . 271 in physics 621-651 material and apparatus for 622, 626-627, 643, 644, 651 of spectra 626-642 special experiments in 622 with polarized light 622-626 with ultra-violet light 627, 641-642 microscope, 178, 221, 222, 271, 282, 299, 300, 303, 309, 322, 598 60 1 microscope with amplifier 238, 366, 599-600 drawing with 333 erect images with 367-373