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Adler's Physiology of the Eye
OU Haplopia (fixated object) OU OU Haplopia OUOS OD Diplopia
B A A B A B B C Figure 36.2 Egocentric directions for haplopia and diplopia. (A)
The oculocentric directions of a fixated object are combined to produce a single
egocentric ...
Paul L. Kaufman, Leonard A. Levin, Albert Alm, 2011
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Normal Binocular Vision: Theory, Investigation and Practical ...
Fixed rod 6.6 The haplopia (singleness) horopter The haplopic method (method
of the region of single binocular vision) is based on the primary definition of
corresponding points: that is, retinal points that give rise to identical visual
directions ...
David Stidwill, Robert Fletcher, 2010
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... haplobiont, haploder- matitis, haplodiploid, haplodiploidy, haplo- dont,
haplography, haploid, haplology, hap- lometrosis, haplometrotic, haplomitosis,
hap- lopathic, haplopathy, haplopetalous, haplo- phase, haplophyte, haplopia,
haplosis, ...
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The Ophthalmic Optician
It would appear to be reasonable therefore to switch to a continuous visual
sensation once n.r.c. has been attained, to ask the patient to try to maintain
haplopia and to revert to flashing at 4 - 6 Hertz when diplopia recurs. Assessment
of the ...
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Foundations of binocular vision: a clinical perspective
4-6). Images on slightly noncorresponding points may be fused into a single
percept, so long as they lie within Panum's fusional area. The singleness or
haplopia horopter in fact measures the extent of Panum's fusional area at the
fovea and at ...
Scott B. Steinman, Barbara A. Steinman, Ralph Philip Garzia, 2000
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English Words: From Latin and Greek Elements
Like -gate, -thon, -aholic (and other such 'false combining forms' presented in
Blends at Latin Lesson XXI), -ploid is similarly abstracted, from haploid — which
is really the combining form haplo- (hapl- before vowels, as in haplosis, haplopia,
...
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Visual Perception: The Neurophysiological Foundations
The subjective method identifies retinal corresponding points using the identical
visual direction criterion (Hering, 1879) which is more precise than fusion (
haplopia criterion) or peak stereo criterion for measuring retinal correspondence
(Ogle, ...
Lothar Spillmann, John S. Werner, 2012
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Bioscientific Terminology: Words from Latin and Greek Stems
... syllables haplont — an organism having somatic cells with haploid
chromosome number and only the zygote diploid haplopia — single vision, as
opposed to diplopia haplosis — the halving of the somatic chromosome number
by meiosis 3.
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Models of the Visual System
Exophoria An outward lateral deviation of the eye in the fusion-free state
accomplished either by prismatic dissociation or occlusion of one eye. Fusion
Higher-order cortical integration of the left and right eyes' images; haplopia.
Orthophoria ...
George K. Hung, Kenneth J. Ciuffreda, 2002
... HAPLOIDY HAPLOLOGIES HAPLOLOGY HAPLONT HAPLONTIC HAPLONTS
HAPLOPIA HAPLOPIAS HAPLOSES HAPLOSIS HAPLOTYPE HAPLOTYPES
HAPLY HAPPED HAPPEN HAPPENCHANCE HAPPENCHANCES HAPPENED
...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
