- The
Axis powers,
originally called the Rome–Berlin
Axis and also Rome–Berlin–Tokyo
Axis, was a
military coalition that
initiated World War II and fought...
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through an
imaginary path
called the
visual axis. The eye's
tissues and
structures that are in the
visual axis (and also the
tissues adjacent to it)...
-
fovea relative to the
optical axis. The
fovea is
located temporally to the
optical axis and as a result, the
visual axis p****es
through the
cornea with...
- In architecture,
sightlines are a
particularly important consideration in the
design of
civic structures, such as a stage, arena, or monument. They determine...
- the
visual axis of one eye is
higher than the
fellow fixating eye.
Hypotropia is the
similar condition,
focus being on the eye with the
visual axis lower...
- ommatidia;: 161–2 the
advantage of this
arrangement is that the same
visual axis is
sampled from a
larger area of the eye,
increasing overall sensitivity...
- The line of sight, also
known as
visual axis or
sightline (also
sight line), is an
imaginary line
between a viewer/observer/spectator's eye(s) and a subject...
- placement. Most
modern lasers will
automatically center on the patient's
visual axis and will
pause if the eye
moves out of
range and then
resume ablating...
- architecture,
interior design and
landscape design. The garden's
pronounced visual axis is an
example of this style. Once a
small château
between the
royal residences...
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Monocular PD
refers to the
distance between either the
right or left
visual axis to the
bridge of the nose,
which may be
slightly different for each eye...