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A Dictionary of Psychology
Andrew M. Colman. 809 visual violet PHENOMENON, NAIVE REALISM,
PEPPER'S GHOST, TROMPE L'OEIL, VIERORDT'S LAw. Compare AUDITORY
ILLUSION, POSTURAL AFTEREFFECT, TACTILE ILLUSION. visual image See
IMAGE (1 ...
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Life Colors: What the Colors in Your Aura Reveal
These visual Violet children usually love artwork and reading, putting their own
pictures to the stories they hear. They also love music. Playing soothing music is
a good way for parents to calm their intense Violet children. Violet children see a
...
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The Columbia Companion to Modern East Asian Literature
This visual Violet, imbued with desire for and anxiety about the modern, was
indebted to the spread of photography and cinema in Shanghai. Photography
and cinema often appeared figuratively in Zhou's fiction, serving diverse
rhetorical ...
B. Alan Wallace, Kirk A. Denton, Joshua S. Mostow,
2013
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Compact American Medical Dictionary: A Concise and ...
A cone cell. visual violet '. See iodopsln. vi-su-og-no-sis (vizh'db-bg-no'sis) n.
Recognition and understanding of visual impressions. vi-tal (vlr'l) adj. 1. Of,
relating to, or characteristic of life. 2. Necessary to the continuation of life; life-
sustaining.
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Competition Science Vision
The outer process of a cone cell contains a different violet-coloured
photosensitive pigment, named idopsin or visual violet. This pigment is sensitive
to bright light and colours. Colour vision is possible because cone cells contain
different ...
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The American Heritage Medical Dictionary
See rhodopsin. visual receptor cell - 1. \ rod cell. 2. A cone cell. visual violet n.
See iodopsin. vi»su»og»no»sis (vizh'db-dg-no'sis) n. Recognition and
understanding of visual impressions. vi»tal (vit'l) adj. 1. Of, relating to, or
characteristic of life.
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Primate Anatomy: An Introduction
The pigment in the outer portion of the cones is called iodopsin4 (also known as
visual violet), which is another photosensitive pigment that contains a protein
similar to rhodopsin. This pigment functions in visual acuity and in black and
white ...
Friderun Ankel-Simons,
2000
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Stedman's Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and ...
Available in topical antiseptics and hard- surface disinfectant form, [io- + G.
pharos, carrying] i"0-dop-sin (T-o-dop'sin) A visual pigment. composed of 1 1 -as-
retinal bound to an opsin. found in the cones of the retina. SYN visual violet. |G.
ion ...
Thomas Lathrop Stedman,
2005
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Comprehensive Biology XII
The cones contain iodopsin or visual violet pigment. The cones are highly
sensitive to high intensity of light. They are sensitive to bright light, hence
differentiate the colours. Photopic vision is associated with cones.There are three
types of ...
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Genetics for Budgerigar Breeders
straightforward, the following theoretical expectations would be realised in
practice: Visual Violet X Sky = 25% Visual Violets, 25% Skyblue, 25% (single
factor) Cobalt, 25% Violet Sky. Visual Violet X Cobalt = 12$% Sky, 25% Cobalt,
12$% ...
Thomas Geoffrey Taylor, Cyril Warner,
1961