Titlebook: Eye Movements and Vision; Alfred L. Yarbus Book 1967 Springer-Verlag US 1967 eye.medicine.ophthalmology

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-34004-9rom saccades, particularly in duration. The duration of convergence and divergence of the eyes is approximately ten times that of saccades. Convergence or divergence of the eyes very often is equal in duration to fixation.

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Eye Movements During Change of Stationary Points of Fixation in Space,rom saccades, particularly in duration. The duration of convergence and divergence of the eyes is approximately ten times that of saccades. Convergence or divergence of the eyes very often is equal in duration to fixation.

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Eye Movements During Fixation on Stationary Objects,ntal plane. In this case, change in the points of fixation was, roughly speaking, accomplished by movements of a single type—identical and simultaneous very rapid rotation of the eyes, hereinafter conventionally termed “saccades.”

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Education, SES, and Intelligence,th a transparent membrane, the cornea. The sclera enables the eye to maintain a constant shape and protects its contents. The same function is served by the cornea, which is also part of the dioptric apparatus of the eye. The membranes of the eye are under a certain intraocular pressure. The normal

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-34004-9 the eyes (convergence or divergence of the optical axes). Together with accommodation (and other factors), the relative position of the optical axes and the retinal images enables us at moments of fixation to judge the distance and size of objects. In this book there is no need to dwell in detail o