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Significados de stereoscopic vision em inglês
português
estereoscopia catalão
estereoscòpia Three-dimensional vision produced by the fusion of two slightly different views of a scene on each retina.
Sinônimos
Examples for "stereoscopy"
Examples for "stereoscopy"
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But not just any kind of stereoscopy -only the retro red-bluekind.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
Uso de stereoscopic vision em inglês
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This suggests that good stereoscopic vision may be necessary to prevent falls.
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Bridgeman's stereoscopic vision is by no means perfect in the wake of his 3D epiphany.
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So I'm studying preying mantises and in particular how they do 3D or stereoscopic vision.
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How is these tiny insect brains achieving stereoscopic vision?
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In other words, monkeys have a more complete stereoscopic vision than the rest of the mammals enjoy.
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He had two eyes in front, close enough for stereoscopic vision, but that was a common characteristic of sapient life forms everywhere.
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I knew that predators evolved early stereoscopic vision to aid in the hunt and that Troodon had the highest brain-to-body-mass ratio of any dinosaur.
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It is noteworthy that from the outset De la Rue recognised the value of stereoscopic vision, which is now known to be of supreme accuracy.
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Stereoscopic vision depends on correct matching of corresponding features between the two eyes.
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V. ELECTRICITY, LIGHT, HEAT, ETC.-SomeFacts in regard to Telescopic and Stereoscopic Vision.-TheCentenary of the Birth of Sir Humphry Davy.