stereoscope


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an optical device for viewing stereoscopic photographs

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The sample was then left on the paper to dry for 24 hours, and then analyzed by a light stereoscope. Seeds were thus separated and extracted from the soil and the remaining seeds were obtained.
Germination, viability and longevity of horseweed (Conyza spp.) seeds as a function of temperature and evaluation periods/Germinacao, viabilidade e longevidade de sementes de buva (Conyza spp.) em funcao da temperatura e periodos de avaliacao
Schematic drawings and photographs were made using a dissecting stereoscope equipped with a camera lucida and a microscopic camera.
New record and contribution to the knowledge of Neastacilla californica (Boone, 1918) (Isopoda, Arcturidae) on the west coast of Baja California, Mexico
The first stereoscope, using twin mirrors to project a single image, was invented in 1838.
A New Reality: Virtual reality is changing the way insurers train adjusters, advertise and simulate catastrophes and workplace safety issues
What's Doc Martin?'" Given he will soon hang up his stereoscope, we have no doubt there will be another big TV series around the corner for Martin, who also enjoys making furniture.
My hardcore of Clunatics come from all over world; Actor Martin Clunes, 55, on his devoted fans, missing his cows and why he has no interest in American Doc
In the same year he was awarded the Royal Medal for work on binocular vision, which led him to invent the stereoscope, a hand-held viewer much loved by the Victorian.
The science of making music; What happens when one of the UK's finest minds experiments with sound? - The concertina
The exhibition includes Victorian "stereogram" slides, which were invented in the mid-1800s and when viewed through a binocular apparatus, known as a stereoscope, created a 3-D effect.
romantic ruins host display of 3-D slides
Google Cardboard, an appealingly low-entry headset, lets you play VR content on an iPhone or Android phone slotted into a cardboard box; it's the VR equivalent of a Victorian stereoscope or a later generation's GAF View-Master, and while it's funky and the visuals can get mighty pixelated, it works.
Virtually there: traditional movies were the popular art form of the 20th century. Is virtual reality what comes next?
Here the sensory deficit included the stereoacuity at near and distance, binocular vision measured through stereoscope, and the sensory fusion measured by Worth 4 Dot test.
Response to: Comment on "Exotropia Is the Main Pattern of Childhood Strabismus Surgery in the South of China: A Six-Year Clinical Review"
To compliment this, a stereoscope will be displayed in the exhibition a rare learn about Caribbean the PHOTOGRAPHY.
Myth & magic; A captivating exhibition of photographs from the Caribbean gives a revealing glimpse of the people of the islands past and present. James Rodger takes a look
From Jagger's pouty lips debouched the tale of the Old Man of the Mountain, the gatekeeper of Paradise up high in the crags of Alamut, and from a little stereoscope, brightly-coloured images of Puhhshia.
Yemen: humanitarian tragedy, global ignorance
New York, NY, February 18, 2016 --(PR.com)-- Big House Publishing, a boutique independent music publisher, has announced its seventh sub-publishing deal since Q3 2015, this time with Stereoscope.
Big House Publishing and Stereoscope Music Scandinavia Announce Sub-Publishing Deal
When viewed through a stereoscope device, the two-dimensional images generate binocular vision (Fig.
Looking through the Parisian Window: Caillebotte, Zola, and the Post-Haussmann Interior
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