10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCOTOPIA»
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scotopia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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An Introduction to the Study of Colour Vision
John Herbert Parsons. CHAPTER II SCOTOPIA OR TWILIGHT VISION It will be
readily appreciated that complete dark adaptation rarely occurs under normal
conditions of life. Scotopia is the condition of vision in which there is a relatively
high ...
John Herbert Parsons, 2013
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Barron's MAT: Miller Analogies Test
ANDES : {a. Asia, b. Africa, c. South America, d. Europe) :: ALPS : EUROPE (c)
The Andes mountain range is in South America; the Alps are in Europe. General
Information — Description 55. MYOPIA : {a. hyperopia, b. scotopia, c. photopia, ...
Robert J. Sternberg, Robert Sternberg, Karin Sternberg, 2009
scotometer <> scotometer noun instrument used to measure areas of defective
vision 0 scotopla noun the power of the eye to adapt to poor lighting conditions
and darkness 0 scotoplc adjective referring to scotopia; scotopic vision = vision in
...
... used to measure areas of impaired vision scotopia lskau'taupia/ noun the
power of the eye to adapt to poor lighting conditions and darkness scotopic lskau'
toprk/ adjective referring to scotopia scotopic vision /skau,tnprk 'v13(a)n/ noun
vision ...
Peter Hodgson Collin, 2003
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Teaching and Learning Terminology: New Strategies and Methods
Une fois que la synonymie a été établie, il est possible d'aller plus loin et d'
affirmer que scotopic vision est une variante lexicale de scotopia. L'analyse
étymologique nous renseigne que le formant scot- vient du grec SKOTOS (
obscurité), donc ...
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Excerpta medica. Section 12. Ophthalmology
... 1969 - color blindness, color vision defect, scotopia, spatial frequency
discrimination, temporal frequency discrimination, human, 923 - color vision,
retina cone, retina fovea, retina pigment degeneration, spectral sensitivity, usher
syndrome, ...
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Excerpta medica. Section 2: Physiology
... formaldehyde, extraction procedure, cattle, 1058 - color blindness, color vision
defect, scotopia, spatial frequency discrimination, temporal frequency
discrimination, human, 246 - electroretinography, retina cone, retina pigment
degeneration, ...
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Academic Press Dictionary of Science and Technology
SCOtophor Materials, material, usually potassium chloride, that darkens under
electron bombardment and is used for screens of cathode-ray tubes. scotopia
Physiology, the adaptation of the eye to darkness; loss of color perception, with
the ...
Christopher G. Morris, 1992
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Studies and Reports, Series F (Industrial Hygiene)
SCOTOPIA AND THE PHENOMENA OF CONTRAST Scotopia The perception of
colours is influenced by the dark adaptation of the eye. The dark-adapted (
scotopic) eye is peculiarly sensitive to small differences of luminosity. This
condition ...
International Labour Office, 1929
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(One of us saw SCOTOPIC in a puzzle recently. Nice, no?) We enjoy taking a trip into one or more dictionaries when that happens. (Scotopia is “vision in dim ... «The Nation., Oct 14»
