Microlicia (mikrolisia)

[NL. (Don, 1823), so called as having the leaves usually small; [NL., Mega mastic tora . micro mel us (mi-krom'e-lus), n. [ μικρο μελής, small-limbed, μικρός , small, + μέλος, α limb.] In teratol . , a monster with abnormally small limbs. micromeral (mikro-me-ral), a. [ micromere (mi'krō-mer), n. [ wheel graduated to half-grains. If the coin is of correct weight, the index points to zero. If it is light, the leverage of the beam turns the wheel until equilibrium is attained, when the index-bar points to the number of half grains of shortage. E. H. Knight. Mother-of-pearl micrometer, Cavallo's micrometer, which consists of a thin semitransparent piece of mother-of-pearl, of an inch wide, having fine graduations. It is mounted within the tube at the focus of the eye-lens of the telescope, where the image of the object under observation is produced.