- The
retina (from
Latin rete 'net'; pl. retinae or
retinas) is the innermost, light-sensitive
layer of
tissue of the eye of most
vertebrates and some molluscs...
- rangefinder. The last
cameras labeled as
Retinas were the plastic-bodied
viewfinder Type 060
Retina S1 and Type 061
Retina S2,
produced from 1966 to 1969. These...
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devices as
having Retina,
Retina HD,
Liquid Retina,
Liquid Retina XDR,
Super Retina HD,
Super Retina XDR,
Ultra Retina XDR or
Retina 4K, 5K or 6K displays:...
- The
retina is a light-sensitive
layer of tissue,
lining the
inner surface of the eye.
Retina may also
refer to:
Kodak Retina, a
series of
cameras made...
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graphics acceleration will not work. Only
Unibody MacBook Pros were tested,
Retinas are
still unknown. The
original MacBook Pro can
unofficially run Mac OS...
- the
retina pulls away from the
tissue underneath it. It may
start in a
small area, but
without quick treatment, it can
spread across the
entire retina, leading...
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which gives the best of both worlds. Most
vertebrates exhibit duplex retinas,
including all
major classes: mammals, birds, reptiles, bony fish, etc...
- As a part of the
retina,
bipolar cells exist between photoreceptors (rod
cells and cone cells) and
ganglion cells. They act,
directly or indirectly, to...
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Artificial eye may
refer to:
Visual prosthesis,
functioning implant designed to
restore sight Ocular prosthesis, non-functioning
cosmetic replacement for...
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interconnecting neurons having cell
bodies in the
inner nuclear layer of the
retina of
vertebrate eyes. They help
integrate and
regulate the
input from multiple...
