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Significados de stereoscopics en inglés

ruso
стереоизображение
portugués
3d
español
estereoscopía
catalán
estereoscòpia

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

Términos relacionados
estereoscopía
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Examples for "stereoscopy"
Examples for "stereoscopy"
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But not just any kind of stereoscopy -only the retro red-bluekind.
Wired
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Analysis of the optic disc area, optic cup area, and neuroretinal rim area was performed using digital stereoscopy with a Z-screen.
Pubmed
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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
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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
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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
1
Vessel segmentation is fundamental in computer aided processing of data generated by 3D imaging modalities.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: Available evidence implies that 3D imaging methods can be used for documentation of CLP patients.
Pubmed
3
Furthermore, their 3D imaging tasks are highly time consuming and sample preparation process requires elaborate skill.
Pubmed
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Nowadays, several companies are offering a broad range of 3D imaging systems, varying in price, method, and mobility.
Pubmed
5
This paper presents a high-resolution 3D imaging technology using DFP techniques dedicated to footwear and tire impression capture.
Pubmed
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Each image can also be viewed in 3d with a pair of 3d glasses, which run around 5$ from the publisher's site.
Wired
2
I try taking off the 3D glasses but it does no good.
The Guardian
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Simon Morris puts on his 3D glasses to see Monsters Versus Aliens.
Radio NZ
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My daughter often takes off her 3D glasses and watches a blurry movie.
Wired
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Polarising sunglasses and many 3D glasses work by passing one polarisation and not another.
BBC