- In snakes, the
interorbital scales, or intersupraoculars, are the
scales on the top of the head
between the
plates surmounting the eyes (the supraoculars)...
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Interocular transfer (IOT) is a
phenomenon of
visual perception in
which information available to one eye will
produce an
effect in the
other eye. For...
- PDP-8
Completed operations indicator, in
Belgian railway signalling Interocular transfer, a
visual perception phenomenon Indian Ocean Territory (disambiguation)...
- him,
following his
training of
local doctors and
establishing local interocular lens factories. JPL · 12113 12115
Robertgrimm 1998 SD2
Robert Grimm (born...
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Vincent SJ,
Collins MJ, Read SA,
Carney LG, Yap MK (December 2011). "
Interocular symmetry in
myopic anisometropia" (PDF).
Optometry and
Vision Science...
- by the same
distance as the viewer's eyes, but not more; the
average interocular distance is
about 63 mm.
Viewing much more
widely separated images is...
-
meshwork resulting from
injury or
disease of the iris. However,
increased interocular pressure is
neither sufficient nor
necessary for
development of primary...
- Motion-induced
interocular suppression is a
phenomenon in
which when one eye is
presented with a
constantly moving visual pattern while the
other eye...
-
complete interocular transfer. Like the
classic effect, the anti-McCollough
effect (AME) is long lasting.
Given that AMEs do
transfer interocularly, it is...
-
disorders as
causes for the
lowered visual acuity. It can be
defined as an
interocular difference of two
lines or more in
acuity (e.g. on
Snellen chart) when...
