| Without bifocal vision, he lacked depth perception and couldn't tell how far ahead of him horses were. |
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| Helmet-mounted lights cast less shadow, which can mess with your depth perception. |
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| When older, we also lose depth perception and the ability to distinguish contrast. |
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| Binocular vision affords depth perception, multiple dimensions, and the ability to appreciate opposites simultaneously. |
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| Older drivers lose some of their depth perception and fatigue can lead to double vision in some people. |
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| Their large, forward-set eyes give them better binocular vision, an aid in depth perception when targeting prey. |
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| A decline in depth perception with age may affect the ability to estimate the distance of approaching vehicles. |
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| The camera collapses three-dimensional space onto the two-dimensional plane, it disables those faculties of depth perception which depend on binocular vision and parallax. |
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| At great distances the parallactic angle decreases and depth perception becomes increasingly difficult. |
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| Black Gradient lens, a combination that takes style where it needs to go while improving contrast and giving depth perception a kick up. |
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| In applications in which depth perception is not important, a single telescope, called a monocular, may be employed. |
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| It may seem rather obvious to say that we see the world with two eyes, but without this ability we would have no depth perception. |
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| We also perceived that the question of depth perception does not appear to be seriously affected by monocularity. |
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| The lighting at the time of the accident was bright and sufficient to provide good visual depth perception and visibility. |
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| Alcohol alters depth perception, making it hard to tell whether other vehicles, pedestrians or objects are close or far away. |
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| The inability to identify the closer shape correctly identifies problems with depth perception. |
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| In these conditions, there were no shadows, causing a loss of depth perception. |
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| To have better depth perception in looking for its next meal, the eyes of the T-Rex were both pointed forward so that its vision overlapped. |
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| There is a decline in depth perception that can make it hard to judge distances. |
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| The result is a loss of depth perception, the horizon becoming impossible to discern, and dark objects seeming to float in a field of white. |
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| These are included to demonstrate the possibilities of using data from different sources to generate depth perception. |
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| Stereoscopy: The art and science of image creation enabling depth perception of a scene through stereopsis. |
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| Others such as depth perception, contrast perception and peripheral vision are not reflected in the test but may be equally important. |
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| During night visual approaches to runways in dark, featureless areas? the lack of ambient clues to orientation interferes with depth perception. |
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| Stereopsis or depth perception is sometimes not fully developed in young children. |
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| He could compensate for depth perception and other types of visual acuity. |
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| For example, simple choices like the placement of the night vision system on the side of the pilots' head or in front of his or her face have a major impact on depth perception. |
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| The pilot did not notice that the slope of the landing area exceeded the maximum roll angle allowable for this aircraft because the existing white-out conditions deprived him of depth perception. |
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| Around the age of four months, the cortex begins to refine the connections needed for depth perception and binocular vision. |
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| Each patient must understand that monovision, as well as other presbyopic contact lenses, or other alternatives, can create a vision compromise that may reduce visual acuity and depth perception for distance and near tasks. |
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| In a whiteout situation, a layer of freshly fallen snow on the ground blends into a white sky and an indistinct horizon such that depth perception is next to impossible. |
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| Light reflection complicated by the spectral reflection from the snowflakes and obscuration of landmarks by falling snow can reduce visibility and depth perception to nil in such conditions. |
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| But even more important is his depth perception. |
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| Cannabis impairs depth perception, attention span and concentration, slows reaction time, and decreases muscle strength and hand steadiness-all of which can affect a person's ability to drive safely. |
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| The movie, like Stone's vision, is short on depth perception. |
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| At this time we know little about the way in which the brain recognizes objects, therefore a large portion of depth perception is simply not understood. |
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| Prey is located using monocular depth perception, not stereopsis. |
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| Among their topics are binocular summation, the normal horopter, visual response to near objects, depth perception, and measuring binocular motor and sensory status. |
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