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a measure of the efficiency of a microscope objective, being the product of the sine of one-half the angle of the aperture times the lowest refractive index of any medium between the objective and the specimen; usually abbreviated NA.
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| numerical c. |
see under taxonomy.
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| numerical t. |
an arithmetic method of classifying large numbers of bacterial strains on the basis of their overall similarity to one another, according to the number of phenotypic characters they share, each character being given equal weight. Called also adansonian, or numerical classification.
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| numerical aperture |
The "light gathering ability" of a fiber, defining the maximum angle to the fiber axis at which light will be accepted and propagated through the fiber. NA=sinq, where q is the acceptance angle. NA also is used to describe the angular spread of light from a central axis, as in exiting a fiber, emitting from a source, or entering a detector.
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| Numerical Rating Scale |
var. Numeric Rating Scale. ABBR: NRS. A variation of the visual analog scale that uses a scalar numbering system to objectify a patient¡¯s pain. Most numeric rating scales use a 10 cm line with tick marks spac
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