'Dark adaptation' presentation slideshows

Reminder about why we are doing all this:

We can see objects even though the background luminance levels change over a range of more than 10 orders of magnitude (10 10 ). How do we do it?. Reminder about why we are doing all this:

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Chapter 2: The Beginnings of Perception

0. Chapter 2: The Beginnings of Perception. Figure 2-1 p22. Light: the Stimulus for Vision. Electromagnetic spectrum Energy is described by wavelength. Spectrum ranges from short wavelength gamma rays to long wavelength radio waves.

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CHAPTER EIGHT: HOW WE SEE THE WORLD

CHAPTER EIGHT: HOW WE SEE THE WORLD. We see the lines as different because we have been "taught" to use specific shapes and angles to tell us about size. Which of the lines shown below is longer?. THE NATURE OF SENSORY EXPERIENCE.

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Special Senses

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Sensation and Reality. Table of Contents. Exit. General Properties of Sensory Systems . Sensation: Information arriving from sense organs (eye, ear, etc.) Perception: Mental process of organizing sensations into meaningful patterns

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Lecture is delivered by Ph. D., assistant of professor Tabalyuk T.A.

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Night Flight Considerations

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Chapter 16

Chapter 16. The Special Senses. Smell. Taste. Effects of Different tastes on neurons. Eye terminology. Lacrimal apparatus Lysozymes Meibomian glands Extrinsic eye muscles. Tunics. Fibrous tunic Cornea (cover) Sclera (white Vascular Tunic Choroid (vascular) Iris (colored)

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NVG

NVG. Night Vision Goggle Operations. Presented By:. Capt John Withelder 39th Rescue Squadron. HUMOR TIME. Iraqui Navy. Turning Night Into Day. Overview. The visual process Components of Vision NVG Theory and Development NVG Components Types of NVGs Visual Performance

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NVG

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Do Now

Do Now. Optic nerve Pupil Lens Retina Vitreous Iris Cornea. Try to label the diagram of the eye Use your textbook and the terms on the right to help you. Vision. The Visual System Color Vision and Theories. Vision Test!!!.

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First Hour - How does perception depend on sensory processing?

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Physiology Of The Eye

Physiology Of The Eye. Dr.Nupur Dr.Swapnesh . Long Questions(Any 1). Explain in details the formation of aqueous humour under following headings - Physiology -Rate of aqueous formation -Pathway of aqueous outflow. 2.Visual Pathway with diagram

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