Meanings of binocular vision in English

Therefore, in binocular vision certain things are seen with one eye only.

He mentioned that these cats probably lacked binocular vision and stereopsis.

What the Cyberface lacks is binocular vision: Each eye looks at the same 71-mm-wide display.

But this is the first to examine whether so-called binocular vision problems have the same effect.

Basic theropod body shape, long snout, binocular vision.

Optimal visual performance in primates depends heavily upon frontally placed eyes, retinal specializations, and binocular vision.

It's a special kind of binocular vision.

I could only have developed binocular vision if my eyes had been properly aligned by age two.

These in the stereoscope exhibited all the relief resulting from binocular vision, and looked like a solid globe.

The life of the Garden in its small size was not at all minimized for people with binocular vision.

Bipedal, broad-shouldered, with binocular vision.

They found almost 100,000 diagnoses of binocular vision problems.

Superior visual quality not only means normal visual acuity, also includes normal contrast sensitivity, color vision, visual field and binocular vision.

If surgery is performed later than that, the brain will have already rewired itself in a way that prevents binocular vision.

Even so, I doubt if the golden eagles, with all their wonderful prismatic binocular vision, made out the cat, as man could.

Regarding the solar system simultaneously from both limbs of Neptune, he perceives the planets and the sun stereoscopically, as though in binocular vision.