- In
vision science, a
saccade (/səˈkɑːd/ sə-KAHD; French: [sakad];
French for 'jerk') is a quick,
simultaneous movement of both eyes
between two or more...
- chronostasis,
which momentarily occurs following a
rapid eye-movement. A
saccade is a fast eye motion, and
because it is a
motion that is
optimised for...
- pinyin: yingji-83; lit. 'eagle
strike 83'; NATO
reporting name: CSS-N-8
Saccade) is a
Chinese subsonic anti-ship
cruise missile. It is
manufactured by...
- way that
large changes in
object location in the
visual scene during a
saccade or
blink are not detected. The
phenomenon described by
Bridgeman et al...
- The anti-
saccade (AS) task is a way of
measuring how well the
frontal lobe of the
brain can
control the
reflexive saccade, or eye movement.
Saccadic eye...
-
temporarily occurs when
fixating on a
target stimulus,
immediately following a
saccade (i.e.,
quick eye movement). This
elicits an
overestimation in the temporal...
- move
continuously along a line of text, but make short,
rapid movements (
saccades)
intermingled with
short stops (fixations). Javal's
observations were characterised...
-
abruptly to the next point.
Rapid eye
movements of this type are
called saccades. If a
video camera were to
perform such high
speed changes in
focal points...
-
movement to
track objects of interest:
smooth pursuit,
vergence shifts and
saccades.
These types of
movements appear to be
initiated by a
small cortical region...
- from
Congolese rumba.
Soukous led to
diverse offshoots, such as
ekonda saccadé,
reflecting the
Mongo rhythmic influence, and mokonyonyon,
emulating pelvic...
