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The Means by Which the Eye Adapts Itself to Distinct Vision, at Different Distances (Classic Reprint)

The Means by Which the Eye Adapts Itself to Distinct Vision, at Different Distances (Classic Reprint)

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Excerpt from The Means by Which the Eye Adapts Itself to Distinct Vision, at Different Distances

The focal distance, as adjusted by the lens, is, comparatively speaking, fixed, varying only in different individuals, and at different periods of life in the same individual.

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ISBN: 9781391681160
Publisher: Fb&c Ltd
Imprint: Forgotten Books
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Number of pages: 20
Weight: 44g
Height: 229mm
Width: 152mm
Spine width: 1mm