visual field
Origin of visual field
1Words Nearby visual field
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How to use visual field in a sentence
Pixels can be rendered on displays as such, but the pixel itself is “a sample of a visual field … that has been digitized into bits.”
Psychedelic paintings with trippy fractals might convince you your head is as full as your visual field.
Baltimore exhibition of outsider art celebrates nature’s ‘excess’ with a wake-up call about pollution | Kelsey Ables | February 8, 2021 | Washington PostSomeone with this neurological condition might report, for example, that they cannot see anything in the left side of their visual field.
If a Robot Is Conscious, Is It OK to Turn It Off? The Moral Implications of Building True AIs | Anand Vaidya | October 28, 2020 | Singularity HubDiplopia is present in the whole visual field with increase of the deviation towards the right.
Schweigger on Squint | C. SchweiggerSpontaneous diplopia does not take place; only the right visual field is seen in the stereoscope.
Schweigger on Squint | C. Schweigger
The area of double vision extended from the limit of the right visual field to about 20° the other side of the middle line.
Schweigger on Squint | C. SchweiggerA stick of red sealing wax drawn across the eye from right to left, appears at the periphery of the visual field to be black.
Criminal Psychology | Hans GrossThis is one of the effects which depends upon the location in the visual field.
Visual Illusions | Matthew Luckiesh
British Dictionary definitions for visual field
the whole extent of the image falling on the retina when the eye is fixating a given point in space
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Scientific definitions for visual field
The area that is visible to an immobile eye at a given time.
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