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... Binocular Vision . 165 136. The Prism Stereoscope 166 137. The Book Stereoscope 166 138 . Two Like Pictures 167 139 ... Binocular Strife Binocular Lustre 156. A Binocular Illustration to Milton's Paradise Lost . 176 157. Single Symmetry ...
... Binocular Vision . 165 136. The Prism Stereoscope 166 137. The Book Stereoscope 166 138 . Two Like Pictures 167 139 ... Binocular Strife Binocular Lustre 156. A Binocular Illustration to Milton's Paradise Lost . 176 157. Single Symmetry ...
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... binocular vision . The union is unconsciously per- formed and is irresistible . Let us trace the process step by step . Holding the head directly above these two dots , let the eyes stare as in reverie , i . e . , looking far behind the ...
... binocular vision . The union is unconsciously per- formed and is irresistible . Let us trace the process step by step . Holding the head directly above these two dots , let the eyes stare as in reverie , i . e . , looking far behind the ...
Page 165
... Binocular Vision . pictures to the eyes separately is most conveniently done by the stereoscope , of which one kind is shown . in Fig . 136. A card containing the two pictures is placed on the bottom . The left eye sees only the left ...
... Binocular Vision . pictures to the eyes separately is most conveniently done by the stereoscope , of which one kind is shown . in Fig . 136. A card containing the two pictures is placed on the bottom . The left eye sees only the left ...
Page 169
... binocular relief is this : Two different flat pictures of the same object will be combined into a relief , if each picture is such as would be seen by the corresponding eye singly . If the two pictures in Fig . 148 are seen with the ...
... binocular relief is this : Two different flat pictures of the same object will be combined into a relief , if each picture is such as would be seen by the corresponding eye singly . If the two pictures in Fig . 148 are seen with the ...
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... binocular strife , ( 2 ) , binocular lustre , and ( 3 ) binocular contrast . FIG . 154. - Binocular Strife . Binocular strife is produced when the two different views are separately presented to the two eyes . In Fig . 154 the various ...
... binocular strife , ( 2 ) , binocular lustre , and ( 3 ) binocular contrast . FIG . 154. - Binocular Strife . Binocular strife is produced when the two different views are separately presented to the two eyes . In Fig . 154 the various ...
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Page 181 - ... probably never in all their lives received one genuine colour-sensation. The modern religionists of the school of Overbeck are just like people who eat slate-pencil and chalk, and assure everybody that they are nicer and purer than strawberries and plums.
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