At great distances the parallactic angle decreases and depth perception becomes increasingly difficult. |
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The parallactic angle is related to the distance of an object from the eyes. |
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The smallest parallactic angle the average person is able to discern, is three arc seconds. |
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Studies of the structure and dynamics of maser systems and the measurement of parallactic distances to nearby galaxies. |
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Wakefield can be appreciated as coarticulator of a ventriloquistic logos and choreographer of a telescopic parallactic vision. |
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Viewing a stereo pair of aerial photographs, satellite images, stereo paintings or any other kind of imagery is dependent on X parallax and parallactic angles. |
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The X parallax and the parallactic angle are related. |
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The parallactic angle, also known as the convergence angle, is formed by the intersection of the left eye's line of sight with that of the right eye. |
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As X parallax increases, so too does the parallactic angle. |
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