cover glass , also: cover slip

In the absence of a hood a good cover glass is a must.

Each had a tiny cover glass over its center.

I cried, horrified, halfway to the table with the covered glass.

Store oil in a tightly covered glass container and refrigerate.

This method eliminates the air gap between the cover glass and the display.

She was a blind woman with tin-foil covered glasses and cup.

The cover glass often has several other functions.

It should also be ensured that the cover glasses are always securely replaced.

The water then evaporates and condenses on the bottom of the covering glass.

She smeared a cover glass over a drop of fluid on a slide and set it to dry.

On some, we changed the matting and cover glass so the photographs had more of a 19th-century feel.

Store in a covered glass jar or storage container.

Adhesive forces between the liquid and the glass will hold the cover glass firmly in place.

In 22 years, Tannereye produced over five million leather covered glasses.

Remainder may be stored in a covered glass jar in a cool dry place.

Second, American shows were generally built around the overhead projector with the liquids in large clock cover glasses.

The original plan was that they use the covered Glass Coach if it was raining.

It is then cleaned, again heated with a little more balsam, and covered with a cover glass.

The Professor strode to the covered glass case and as he did so the frantic scrabbling arose anew.

Jim glanced distastefully towards the covered glass case.

The mounting medium is the solution in which the specimen is embedded, generally under a cover glass.

Isolated crypts were put on cover glasses.

The bugs you see at the water surface sound as though they could be Mites, which usually congregate between the surface and the cover glass.

Deflecting cover glasses are used to give a spread of the indication on non tangent track as needed.

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