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saccade
[ sa-kahd, suh- ]
noun
- the act of checking a horse quickly with a single strong pull of the reins.
- Ophthalmology. the series of small, jerky movements of the eyes when changing focus from one point to another.
saccade
/ səˈkɑːd; -ˈkeɪd /
noun
- the movement of the eye when it makes a sudden change of fixation, as in reading
- a sudden check given to a horse
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The team created a computer simulation based on the distribution of saccade lengths.
The team created a simulation that incorporated the distribution of lengths of those saccades, combined that with basic details of the night sky as seen from Earth — namely the apparent distances between neighboring stars and their brightnesses.
Toute la salle trépignait et le rire durait, repartant par saccade devant la mimique variée d'Arsay.
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