-
perception of the
moving object, and
focus on the
object rather than the rest of the
visual world. When
changing focus,
conjugate eye
movements allow for the perception...
- two
functions are said to be
topologically conjugate if
there exists a
homeomorphism that will
conjugate the one into the other.
Topological conjugacy...
- the
points lie on two
conjugate diameters (see below). (If a = b {\displaystyle a=b} , the
ellipse is a
circle and "
conjugate"
means "orthogonal".) If...
-
muscle of the
upper eyelid. The
conjugate gaze is the
motion of both eyes in the same
direction at the same time, and
conjugate gaze
palsy refers to an impairment...
- phase-
conjugate beam, Ξ4. Its
direction is
given by k4 = k1 + k2 − k3, and so if the two pump
beams are
counterpropagating (k1 = −k2), then the
conjugate and...
- axis of a
hyperbola coincides with the
major axis. In a hyperbola, a
conjugate axis or
minor axis of
length 2 b {\displaystyle 2b} ,
corresponding to...
- 1960. The
focus distance to have the DOF
extend between given near and far
object distances is the
harmonic mean of the
object conjugates. Most helicoid-focused...
-
other words, a
point P is a
focus if both PI and PJ are
tangent to C. When C is a real curve, only the
intersections of
conjugate pairs are real, so there...
- Antibody-oligonucleotide
conjugates or AOCs
belong to a
class of
chimeric molecules combining in
their structure two
important families of biomolecules:...
- In
differential geometry,
conjugate points or
focal points are, roughly,
points that can
almost be
joined by a 1-parameter
family of geodesics. For example...