- The
Pulfrich effect is a
psychophysical percept wherein lateral motion of an
object in the
field of view is
interpreted by the
visual cortex as having...
- Carl P.
Pulfrich (September 24, 1858 in Burscheid,
Rhine Province,
Kingdom of
Prussia –
August 12, 1927 in
Baltic Sea,
drowned when his
canoe capsized)...
- Rock) and
Henryk Peak.
Central features include Wild Spur,
Henryk Glacier,
Pulfrich Peak, Hubl Peak and
Stolze Peak.
Southern features include Porro Bluff...
- Goldberg.
There are many
types of
refractometers and the most
common types are Abbe's refractometer,
Pulfrich refractometer,
Immersion refractometer....
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color of an object, then its
observed distance will also be changed. The
Pulfrich effect is
based on the
phenomenon of the
human eye
processing images more...
- foreground,
thereby giving the
effect of
depth on a 2D
screen using the
Pulfrich effect.
After being off the air for no
longer than 26 years, A
brief one-off...
-
record supporting this.
Epsilon Pegasi is a fine
example to
observe the
Pulfrich effect. This
optical phenomenon is
described on page 1372 of Burnham's...
-
programmes the BBC
produced at the time,
using a 3D
system that made use of the
Pulfrich effect,
requiring gl****es with one
darkened lens; the
picture would look...
-
known as a
blink microscope. It was
invented in 1904 by
physicist Carl
Pulfrich at Carl
Zeiss AG, then
constituted as Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung. In photographs...
- The
asteroid was
named by the
inventor of the
Blink comparator, Carl
Pulfrich (1858–1927). DMP · 566 567
Eleutheria 1905 QP Eleutheria, the
goddess of...
