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Meanings of stereoscopy in anglès

portuguès
estereoscopia
català
estereoscòpia

Three-dimensional vision produced by the fusion of two slightly different views of a scene on each retina.

estereoscòpia
rus
стереоизображение
portuguès
3d
espanyol
estereoscopía
català
estereoscòpia

Technique for creating or enhancing the illusion of depth in an image.

Related terms
estereoscòpia
Synonyms
Examples for "stereoscopic vision"
Examples for "stereoscopic vision"
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This suggests that good stereoscopic vision may be necessary to prevent falls.
Pubmed
2
Bridgeman's stereoscopic vision is by no means perfect in the wake of his 3D epiphany.
The Guardian
3
So I'm studying preying mantises and in particular how they do 3D or stereoscopic vision.
Wired
4
How is these tiny insect brains achieving stereoscopic vision?
Wired
5
In other words, monkeys have a more complete stereoscopic vision than the rest of the mammals enjoy.
The Outline of Science, Vol. 1 (of 4) / A Plain Story Simply Tol...
Usage of stereoscopy in anglès
1
But not just any kind of stereoscopy -only the retro red-bluekind.
Wired
2
Analysis of the optic disc area, optic cup area, and neuroretinal rim area was performed using digital stereoscopy with a Z-screen.
Pubmed
3
Thus, in nature, stereoscopy is anything but a gimmick, even if some human beings manage, and may even do better, without it.
The new yorker
4
My own stereoscopy had returned, jerkily, after about two hours, but I wondered what happened to prisoners, confined for much longer periods.
The new yorker
5
I had never realized that stereoscopy and spatial judgment could be so changed after a mere three weeks in a small space.
The new yorker
6
First, sound, then colour, then stereoscopy, then Cinerama, had made the old "moving pictures" more and more like reality itself.
Childhood's End
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Kokoromi is accepting entries that use stereoscopy in a way that is "integral to the gameplay" from now until October 15.
Wired