10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONOCHROMASY»
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monochromasy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
monochromasy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Studies from the Yale Psychological Laboratory
Still another form of color-vision is found in monochromasy. All the visible objects
are seen as shades of one color. What this color is, it has as yet.been impossible
to say. In cases of congenital monochromasy it is undoubtedly not red, green or ...
Yale University. Psychological Laboratory, Edward Wheeler Scripture, 1900
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Studies from the Yale Psychological Laboratory
Still another form of color-vision is found in monochromasy. All the visible objects
are seen as shades of one color. What this color is, it has as yet been impossible
to say. In cases of congenital monochromasy it is undoubtedly not red, green or ...
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Studies from Yale Psychological Laboratory
Still another form of color-vision is found in monochromasy. All the visible objects
are seen as shades of one color. What this color is, it has as yet been impossible
to say. In cases of congenital monochromasy it is undoubtedly not red, green or ...
Yale University. Psychological laboratory, 1901
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Studies from the Yale Psychological Laboratory
Still another form of color-vision is found in monochromasy. All the visible objects
are seen as shades of one color. What this color is, it has as yet been impossible
to say. In cases of congenital monochromasy it is undoubtedly not red, green or ...
Yale University. Psychology Laboratory, Edward Wheeler Scripture, 1899
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Studies from Yale Psychological Laboratory
Still another form of color-vision is found in monochromasy. All the visible objects
are seen as shades of one color. What this color is, it has as yet been impossible
to say. In cases of congenital monochromasy it is undoubtedly not red, green or ...
Yale Psychological Laboratory, 1900
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: With a New Atlas of ...
48. monochromasy (mon-o-kro'mg-si) n. [monochroma(tic) + -sy.] In psychol., that
form of color-blindness in which all visible objects are seen as shades of the
same quality. As oposed to dichromasy, by the adherents of the oung-Helmholtz
...
Congenital monochromasy cannot be considered to have arisen from
trichromasy by the loss of two of its fundamental colours, although such a form of
pathological monochromasy may perhaps occur.2 The colour triangle of the
trichromats, ...
Edward Wheeler Scripture, 1897
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Analytical Absorption Spectrophotometry in the Visible and ...
1.4.1 Lack of monochromasy of the incident radiation The monochromasy of the
incident radiation depends on the width of the monochromator exit slit and its
actual dispersion AA = b (dl/dl), where b is the width of the exit slit and dl/dl the
linear ...
10
Microsystems Acupuncture: The Complete Guide: Ear - Scalp - ...
Two key properties distinguish laser light from normal light, namely
monochromasy and coherence. Monochromasy: Visible light is a small part of
electromagnetic radiation, which also includes many other familiar kinds of
radiation such as, ...
Hans-Ulrich Hecker, Angelika Steveling, 2011
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MONOCHROMASY»
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Worried that you might be color-blind?
The technical name for this is monochromasy, and it's quite rare. Color blindness, instead, is better broken down by the color deficiency you ... «Mother Nature Network, Mar 15»
