10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STROBOSCOPICALLY»
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Binocular Vision and Stereopsis
100 en Q. c aI en > cr LU 100 80 60 40 20 80 100 In a further study of
spatiotemporal averaging in the stroboscopic Pulfrich effect, Morgan (1979)
showed that when the delay between exposure of a stroboscopically illuminated
moving target ...
2
Pursuit games : an introduction to the theory and ...
The assertion is that the set of points which can be forced to O stroboscopically at
time 6 is precisely the reachable set R(6) of the control system. Thus the set is
convex (see Richter's Theorem); if Qc: P, then 0 6 P 3 Q, whereupon the
reachable ...
3
Perceiving in Depth, Volume 2: Stereoscopic Vision
Morgan (1976, 1980) explored this issue by presenting a pair of moving
stroboscopically illuminated targets to the same eye (interflash interval, 80 ms), in
vertical alignment (one above the other) but with a temporal delay in their
respective ...
Ian P. Howard, Brian J. Rogers, 2012
4
The Educated Eye: Visual Culture and Pedagogy in the Life ...
Using a commercially available cinematographic camera shooting through a
microscope at twenty frames per second and a rotating disk to stroboscopically
illuminate the field, Gray had made a series of crisp photographs showing the ...
Nancy Anderson, Michael R. Dietrich, 2012
5
Sensory Experience, Adaptation, and Perception: Festschrift ...
Viewing the expansion stroboscopically, however, produces looming. Since
constant illumination provides us with continuous samples from this accelerating
function while stroboscopic illumination provides us with discrete samples, it may
be ...
Lothar Spillman, Bill R. Wooten, 2013
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Perceiving in Depth, Volume 2: Stereoscopic Vision
Morgan (1976, 1980) explored this issue by presenting a pair of moving
stroboscopically illuminated targets to the same eye (interflash interval, 80 ms), in
vertical alignment (one above the other) but with a temporal delay in their
respective ...
Ian P. Howard, Brian J. Rogers, 2012
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Stability and time-optimal control of hereditary systems
there are initial positions that can be forced to zero stroboscopically at time t1 if
and only if 1R(t1) is nonvoid. By Filippov's Lemma (see also Chukwu [17, pp. 437
—439]), 1R(t1) is nonvoid if V(t) is nonvoid, for 0' 3 t 3 t1, so that Y P +kerU(t1,t) I)
...
8
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Probes of Molecular Dynamics
A conventional NMR lineshape is derived from Mx(t) observed stroboscopically.
The interval td between observations of Mx(t) determines the spectral width of the
measurement and the epoch over which Mx(t) is observed determines the ...
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ADV IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT &BEHAVIOR
B. REARING IN STROBOSCOPICALLY ILLUMINATED AND
UNIDIRECTIONALLY MOVING ENVIRONMENTS Effective for the study of
selective deprivation of movement information is a visual environment illuminated
by a train of short flashes ...
Hayne Waring Reese, Reese, Jonathan, Lewis Paeff Lipsitt, 1981
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Space and Time in Perception and Action
27.2.2 Stroboscopically lit visual field Unrelated to the reports of the flash-lag
phenomenon from Germany in the early literature on perceptual latencies,
another similar finding was published from England. MacKay ...
Romi Nijhawan, Beena Khurana, 2010
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STROBOSCOPICALLY»
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stroboscopically is used in the context of the following news items.
Squarepusher, Brighton Dome
It's a sensory attack, assisted by visuals that move so stroboscopically fast my tear ducts leak. Pixel-worms flit across the screens or, towards the end, ... «The Arts Desk, May 15»
Reviewed: To the Wonder and Cloud Atlas
It was to be expected that Malick and his cinematographer, Emmanuel Lubezki, would conjure up rhapsodic imagery: the sun flashing stroboscopically through ... «New Statesman, Feb 13»
Jericho Vamenta unveils deceiving appearances
A work like “Catch,” ostensibly a fishing scene, is actually an efflorescence of forms, with the figure of the fisherman rendered stroboscopically, the visage ... «Cebu Daily News, Feb 13»
It's high time: The Dreamachine is no longer just a dream
Within seconds, to the sound of a discreet metallic whir, the rotating cylinder is stroboscopically splaying light around the room, the turntable circling at 78 rpm. «Globe and Mail, Oct 12»
The Physics of Frustration: “Quantum Simulation of Frustrated …
You can potentially map this out stroboscopically, by making the change, holding the system in the new state for some time, then taking a picture. Repeating this ... «ScienceBlogs, Jul 11»
Nanotechnology gains the ability to measure nanosecond-fast …
... too fast to measure directly using previously available Scanning Tunneling Microscope techniques, time-dependent behavior is recorded stroboscopically, in a ... «Nanowerk LLC, Sep 10»
Atomic Behavior Recorded in Real Time
... previously available STM techniques, time-dependent behavior is recorded stroboscopically, in a manner similar to the techniques first used in creating motion ... «Photonics.com, Sep 10»
On the Move With Director Jonathan Miller
"There are two alternative shorthands -- though we can't see stroboscopically, really -- so the blur is what we seem to see. Subsequently, what irritated the ... «Wall Street Journal, Jan 10»
Miley Cyrus, O2 Arena, London
... Love Rock and Roll", while pseudo-edgy tattoo art flashes stroboscopically on the big screen. Of course, Miley Cyrus Inc. would never endorse actual tattoos. «Independent, Jan 10»
'Astro Boy' Reviews
Aliens', displaying flashes of intelligence and a relaxed pace that should please parents who stumbled out of the latter nursing stroboscopically induced ... «Moviefone, Oct 09»
