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Peripheral vision, or
indirect vision, is
vision as it
occurs outside the
point of fixation, i.e. away from the
center of gaze or, when
viewed at large...
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range of uses.
Three of its most
important functions are
allowing indirect vision by the dentist,
reflecting light onto
desired surfaces, and retraction...
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previous observations of the
glottis and
larynx had been
performed under indirect vision (using mirrors)
until 23
April 1895, when
Alfred Kirstein (1863–1922)...
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various Christian Churches and in e****enical
dialogue Episcope, an
indirect-
vision device similar to a periscope, used in
armoured fighting vehicles This...
- in detail,
percepts and
phenomena of form
perception in
indirect vision (peripheral
vision).
Probably around that time,
crowding has
become an issue...
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Visual or
vision impairment (VI or VIP) is the
partial or
total inability of
visual perception. In the
absence of
treatment such as
corrective eyewear...
- "dental mirrors"
Dentists use
mouth mirrors or "dental mirrors" to
allow indirect vision and
lighting within the mouth.
Their reflective surfaces may be either...
- the
Bible in
which Jacob wrestles an angel. It
depicts this
indirectly,
through a
vision that the
women depicted see
after a
sermon in church. It was...
- upright, or unreversed,
image of
approximately 15
times magnification.
Indirect ophthalmoscopy one that
produces an inverted, or reversed,
image of 2 to...
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information directly perceived by the
speaker through vision as well as
other sensory experiences while indirect evidentials consist of the
other grammatical markers...