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Effects of age, viewing distance and target complexity on static ocular counterrollGOLTZ, Herbert C; MIRABELLA, Giuseppe; LEUNG, Joanne C. Y et al.Vision research (Oxford). 2009, Vol 49, Num 14, pp 1848-1852, issn 0042-6989, 5 p.Article
The influence of vergence adaptation on open-loop vergence dynamicsSATGUNAM, Premnandhini; GOWRISANKARAN, Sowjanya; FOGT, Nick et al.Vision research (Oxford). 2009, Vol 49, Num 14, pp 1795-1804, issn 0042-6989, 10 p.Article
The use of cues to convergence and accommodation in naive, uninstructed participantsHORWOOD, Anna M; RIDDELL, Patricia M.Vision research (Oxford). 2008, Vol 48, Num 15, pp 1613-1624, issn 0042-6989, 12 p.Article
Binocular coordination during scanning of simple dot stimuliKIRKBY, Julie A; BLYTHE, Hazel I; BENSON, Valerie et al.Vision research (Oxford). 2010, Vol 50, Num 2, pp 171-180, issn 0042-6989, 10 p.Article
Changes in vergence dynamics due to repetitionJAINTA, Stephanie; PIA BUCCI, Maria; WIENER-VACHER, Sylvette et al.Vision research (Oxford). 2011, Vol 51, Num 16, pp 1845-1852, issn 0042-6989, 8 p.Article
Vergence accommodation and monocular closed loop blur accommodation have similar dynamic characteristicsSURYAKUMAR, Rajaraman; MEYERS, Jason P; IRVING, Elizabeth L et al.Vision research (Oxford). 2007, Vol 47, Num 3, pp 327-337, issn 0042-6989, 11 p.Article
Objective and subjective measures of vergence step responsesJAINTA, S; HOORMANN, J; JASCHINSKI, W et al.Vision research (Oxford). 2007, Vol 47, Num 26, pp 3238-3246, issn 0042-6989, 9 p.Article
Short-latency disparity vergence eye movements : A response to disparity energySHELIGA, B. M; FITZGIBBON, E. J; MILES, F. A et al.Vision research (Oxford). 2006, Vol 46, Num 21, pp 3723-3740, issn 0042-6989, 18 p.Article
Short-term adaptations of the dynamic disparity vergence and phoria systemsKIM, Eun H; VICCI, Vincent R; GRANGER-DONETTI, Bérangère et al.Experimental brain research. 2011, Vol 212, Num 2, pp 267-278, issn 0014-4819, 12 p.Article
Divergence eye movements are dependent on initial stimulus positionALVAREZ, Tara L; SEMMLOW, John L; PEDRONO, Claude et al.Vision research (Oxford). 2005, Vol 45, Num 14, pp 1847-1855, issn 0042-6989, 9 p.Article
Binocularity during reading fixations: Properties of the minimum fixation disparityJAINTA, Stephanie; HOORMANN, Joerg; KLOKE, Wilhelm Bernhard et al.Vision research (Oxford). 2010, Vol 50, Num 18, pp 1775-1785, issn 0042-6989, 11 p.Article
Sustained convergence induced changes in phoria and divergence dynamicsYOU YUN LEE; GRANGER-DONETTI, Bérangère; CHANG, Chung et al.Vision research (Oxford). 2009, Vol 49, Num 24, pp 2960-2972, issn 0042-6989, 13 p.Article
Application of video-based technology for the simultaneous measurement of accommodation and vergenceSURYAKUMAR, Rajaraman; MEYERS, Jason P; IRVING, Elizabeth L et al.Vision research (Oxford). 2007, Vol 47, Num 2, pp 260-268, issn 0042-6989, 9 p.Article
Depth cues, rather than perceived depth, govern vergenceWISMEIJER, D. A; VAN EE, R; ERKELENS, C. J et al.Experimental brain research. 2008, Vol 184, Num 1, pp 61-70, issn 0014-4819, 10 p.Article
Age-related changes of vergence under natural viewing conditionsRAMBOLD, Holger; NEUMANN, Gunnar; SANDER, Thurid et al.Neurobiology of aging. 2006, Vol 27, Num 1, pp 163-172, issn 0197-4580, 10 p.Article
Vergence nystagmus induced by motion in the ground plane : Normal response characteristicsDONGSHENG YANG; MINGXIA ZHU; KIM, Chang H et al.Vision research (Oxford). 2007, Vol 47, Num 9, pp 1145-1152, issn 0042-6989, 8 p.Article
Adaptation of egocentric distance perception under telestereoscopic viewing within reaching spacePRIOT, Anne-Emmanuelle; LABOISSIERE, Rafael; SILLAN, Olivier et al.Experimental brain research. 2010, Vol 202, Num 4, pp 825-836, issn 0014-4819, 12 p.Article
Distance vergence adaptation is abnormal in subjects with convergence insufficiencyBRAUTASET, R. L; JENNINGS, J. A. M.Ophthalmic & physiological optics. 2005, Vol 25, Num 3, pp 211-214, issn 0275-5408, 4 p.Article
Vertical-disparity gradients are processed independently in different depth planesDUKE, Philip A; HOWARD, Ian P.Vision research (Oxford). 2005, Vol 45, Num 15, pp 2025-2035, issn 0042-6989, 11 p.Article
Gap effects on saccade and vergence latencyCOUBARD, Olivier; DAUNYS, Gintautas; KAPOULA, Zoï et al.Experimental brain research. 2004, Vol 154, Num 3, pp 368-381, issn 0014-4819, 14 p.Article
Cross-coupling between accommodation and convergence is optimized for a broad range of directions and distances of gazeNGUYEN, Dorothy; VEDAMURTHY, Indu; SCHOR, Clifton et al.Vision research (Oxford). 2008, Vol 48, Num 7, pp 893-903, issn 0042-6989, 11 p.Article
Vergence effects on the perception of motion-in-depthNEFS, Harold T; HARRIS, Julie M.Experimental brain research. 2007, Vol 183, Num 3, pp 313-322, issn 0014-4819, 10 p.Article
Generalized Coddington equations found via an operator methodCAMPBELL, Charles E.Journal of the Optical Society of America. A, Optics, image science, and vision (Print). 2006, Vol 23, Num 7, pp 1691-1698, issn 1084-7529, 8 p.Article
Human vergence eye movements to oblique disparity stimuli : Evidence for an anisotropy favoring horizontal disparitiesRAMBOLD, H. A; MILES, F. A.Vision research (Oxford). 2008, Vol 48, Num 19, pp 2006-2019, issn 0042-6989, 14 p.Article
Relative contributions of the two eyes to perceived egocentric visual direction in normal binocular visionSRIDHAR, Deepika; BEDELLA, Harold E.Vision research (Oxford). 2011, Vol 51, Num 9, pp 1075-1085, issn 0042-6989, 11 p.Article