magnifier

Even with my magnifier, I could make out no detail.

"What sort of museum would this be without a magnifier?"

Even learning to use a simple magnifier can require practice.

First, there is a set of claws, which can be seen with a very good hand magnifier.

The magnifier feature in the software is a great help.

"I had a good look at them in the screen's magnifier."

"I have a very powerful magnifier in my office, but I'm not leaving this room."

And he turned his attention back to the magnifier even before Spock did.

I had lost all my reading vision, and could now only read individual characters with a strong magnifier.

On go the glasses, out of my pocket comes a magnifier.

I took my magnifier and held the pendant to the light.

In a third hand he would hold a monocular magnifier.

The magnifier is considered a big plus by the inventor.

There was a magnifier embedded in the side of the jar.

She pulled the chart close and got out the Captain's magnifier.

Very simply with a hand lens, or pocket magnifier as it is sometimes called.

He wore a helmet with a light on it and hand held his magnifier.

The magnifier here tells me that they are too fine to carry a dangerous level of current.

The image had been so organized that its every movement was followed by a series of magnifiers.

Soon the magnifiers were getting a better view, though; the planet was about the size of an orange.

To one of the servants, he said, "Bring me my magnifier glass!"

She stared at what was now revealed beneath the magnifier.

Many patients use magnifiers to help them see, and wear sunglasses to slow the development.

Magnifiers are not always used as described above, however.

Then, in 1948, we got a seven-inch used television set with a magnifier.