binocular vision
Vision that incorporates images from two eyes simultaneously. The slight differences between the two images-seen from slightly different positions-make it possible to perceive distances between objects in what is known as depth perception. Also called stereoscopic vision
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How to use binocular vision in a sentence
In many cases of periodic squint the condition of binocular vision is very interesting.
Schweigger on Squint | C. SchweiggerMoreover the condition of binocular vision quite confirmed the statements as to the previous squint.
Schweigger on Squint | C. SchweiggerTherefore, in binocular vision certain things are seen with one eye only.
Criminal Psychology | Hans Gross(ii) To rectify the muscular equilibrium in alternating or latent squints, so that binocular vision may be regained.
These in the stereoscope exhibited all the relief resulting from binocular vision, and looked like a solid globe.
History of Astronomy | George Forbes
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