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28 Oct 2021: 12.30. Lunch, Peterhouse Hall. 14.00 - 24.00. Excursion to Ely and to Newton's birthplace at Woolsthorpe Manor.

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28 Oct 2021: 24,000 Wavenumber 20,000 400 Wavelength (nm) 500. Fig. 2 Sensitivity of eye to short wavelengths 400 ms after a yellow adapting field of 4.58 log trolands has been ... J. Ophthal., 39,. suppl. 1,24-40 (1955). 3 Das. S. R. J.

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28 Oct 2021: I n many perceptual tasks these postulated subsystems behave independently710,24, yet conditions revealing interactions between them have also been found"14. ... 69, 1183-1186 (1979). 24, Nagy, A. L. & Sanchez, R. R Opt.

28 Oct 2021: J Vision Res 25, 141 (1985) 20 Jacobs. G H Vision Res 24.

28 Oct 2021: In the winter of 1796, the 63-year-old Astronomer Royal, Nevil Maskelyne, dis- missed his 24-year-old assistant, David Kin- nebrook, on the grounds that Kinnebrook differed from him ... 22. RGO 35/117. 23. RGO 35/120. 24. RG0 4/6. 25. Rose, G.

28 Oct 2021: is depolarized, i.e., when other excitatory syn-apses are concurrently active (24). ... 24. Linsker, R. (1990) Annu. Rev. Neurosci. 13, 257–281.25. Singer, M.

28 Oct 2021: From the full cohort, 984 individuals correctly read Ishiharaplate numbers 4, 17, and 24. ... and green receptors in the human eye,” Genetica 24, 199–212(1948). 2.

28 Oct 2021: From this result alone, one cannot necessarily infer aco-evolution in the strict sense [24] between primatecolour vision and the reflectance properties of fruits. ... 24] Janzen DH. When is it coevolution? Evolution 1980;34:611 – 2.[25] Barlow HB.

28 Oct 2021: Volume 24, Number 4, August 1999 CCC 0361-2317/99/040243-10 243. lour appearance for dichromats. ... 0.3157 0.3345. Volume 24, Number 4, August 1999 245. TAB. LEII.

28 Oct 2021: An analysis of varance was performed to test the effect of separation.analysis showed that separation was not a significant faF@ 7#5 1.24,P5 0.286 for MVD; F@

28 Oct 2021: No signicant associa-. tion was found (P 0:24); this genotype is not associatedtherefore with clozapine response in this sample.

28 Oct 2021: It is. known that observers can establish rather precise internal stan-dards of this kind [24]. ... 23, 509–517 (2006). 24. M. Lages and M. Treisman, “Spatial frequency discrimination: visuallong-term memory or criterion setting?” Vis.

28 Oct 2021: Received 1 October 2015; revised 22 December 2015; accepted 23 December 2015; posted 24 December 2015 (Doc. ... Appl.5, 13–23 (1980). 24. T. Yeh, J. Pokorny, and V. C.

28 Oct 2021: Perception & Psychophysics, 3. 17-24, l968. Lit, A., Young, R. H., and Shaffer, M.

28 Oct 2021: J R Soc Med. 1979;72:21–24. 22. Tay T, Martin F, Rowe N, et al. ... 24. Gardiner P, Joseph M. Eye defects in children with congenitalheart lesions: a preliminary study.

28 Oct 2021: the reference chromatici-ty.24. ... Vision Res 1975;15:161–171. 23. Watson AB. Entropy masking. Perception 1997;26:S2.24. Boynton RM, Nagy AL, Olson CX.

28 Oct 2021: 0. 2’: 24. 8 28. 2 10 13 4 5 I. ... Vision Res. 24, 1267-1277. Jacobs G. H. and Neitz J. (1985) Color vision in squirrel monkeys: sex-related differences suggest the mode of inheritance.

28 Oct 2021: Corresponding author: mvd1000@cam.ac.uk. Received October 3, 2013; revised December 24, 2013; accepted December 24, 2013;posted January 6, 2014 (Doc. ... 24. J. M. Loomis and T. Berger, “Effects of chromatic adaptationon color discrimination and color

28 Oct 2021: A preliminaryaccount of this work was presented at the Vth InternationalCongress on Schizophrenia Research held in April 1995 (24). ... Nature Genet 4,135-139. 24. Morris, A., Gaitonde, E., MacKenna, P., Mollon, J, and Hunt, D.

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28 Oct 2021: Depending on the participant’s response, ZEST[23,24] staircases altered the S-cone contrast of the figureon subsequent trials. ... ρ " 0.24; n " 1055;p " 8.7 1016. ρ " 0.28; n " 1055;p " 4.9 1020.

28 Oct 2021: C. (1984) The Abney effect: chromaticity. coordinates of unique and other constant hues, Vision Research, 24,479-489. ... DE VRIES, H. (l 947) The heredity of the relative numbers of red and green receptors in the human eye, Genetica, 24, 199-212.

28 Oct 2021: Wave-length (nm)450 550. 0)5 _. 24,000 20,000 16,000Frequency (cm-'). Fig. 9. ... Cone spectral sensitivity studied with an erg method. In The VisualSystem, Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology, chapter 24, ed.

28 Oct 2021: Vision Res. 24,1487{1499. Kipnis, N. 1991 History of the principle of interference of light. ... GB (24 March), 260{271. Mayer, A. M. 1875 The history of Young’s discovery of his theory of colours.

28 Oct 2021: Vision Research,24, 479–489. [PubMed]. Dacey, D. M. (2003). Colour coding in the primate retina:Diverse cell types and cone-specific circuitry. ... Journal ofthe Optical Society of America, 23, 15–24. Valberg, A., Lee, B.

28 Oct 2021: a signiWcant interaction of sex and age, females inthe age range 15–24 being superior to males of that agegroup.

28 Oct 2021: 24 NORMAL A N D DEFECTIVE COLOUR V I S I O N.

28 Oct 2021: Our participants were healthy young adults between the ages of 18 and 42 (mean age = 24 years), all White. ... Psychiatric Genetics, 24, 45–51. doi:10.1097/YPG.0b013e3283643684. Baron-Cohen, S., Wheelwright, S., Skinner, R., Martin, J., & Clubley, E.

28 Oct 2021: 7000 MICHAEL A. WEBSTER and J. D. MOLLON. 24 -3. 16 --. 8 --. s O-. -8 --. -16-- A-._. -. -24 1. -_ ... Additional. measurements at a reduced L-M adapting contrast of 24x -. threshold produced little change in 48 x -threshold tests while. producing large

28 Oct 2021: restored to a more sensitivepart of its operating range when purity is reduced.24. ... Acta 7,317-323 (1960). 24. An alternative, although less likely, possibility is that rods assistdiscrimination when the troland value of the blue field is re-duced.

28 Oct 2021: correct responses and decreased after each single incorrectresponse, a procedure that tracks a performance of 70.7% cor-rect [24]. ... Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 58,868–875. (doi:10.1167/iovs.16-19868). 24. Wetherill GB, Levitt H.

28 Oct 2021: are probed by the different tasks: for example, Dakin &. Frith [24] and Pellicano & Gibson [25] distinguish sensi-. ... Dyslexia 10, 24 – 43. (doi:10.1002/dys.263). 12 Cornelissen, P., Richardson, A., Mason, A., Fowler, S.

28 Oct 2021: Congenital colour deficiencies. Figure 3 shows scores on the protan and deutan axes for 24 dichromats (upper panel) and 24 anomalous trichromats (lower panel). ... Exp. Psych. 34: 24-44 (1 944). Chisholm, J.J. Colour blindness, an effect of neuritis.

28 Oct 2021: Genetics, 24, 199-2 12. L A N D M C O N E S IN H U M A N A N D A P R I M A T

28 Oct 2021: In this way we obtain 24 equally independent. estimates of reaction time for each condition for RES. ... A power analysis reveals that with the data collected. for JDM and for RES (N = 24, r2 = 300, a = 0.05), wehave a >99% chance of detecting a latency

28 Oct 2021: Soc. Am. 23, 15 – 24. (doi:10.1364/JOSA.23.000015). 5. Le Grand Y. ... Opt.Acta, 24, 159 – 177. (doi:10.1080/713819496). 36. Smith MA, Sommer MA.

28 Oct 2021: Article history:Accepted 7 May 2008Available online 24 June 2008. Keywords:Color visionUpper hemifieldLower hemifieldLateralitySensory comparisonChromatic discriminationHemispheric asymmetryHemifield differences. ... Pennal (1977) required subjects to

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28 Oct 2021: 24 and 20q12.1-11.23. ... Vis Neurosci 24,183 – 189. Kéri, S., Kelemen, O., Benedek, G. &

28 Oct 2021: each of 24 wave- lengths. ... l&ion Research, 24, 653-660. Sperling, H. G. (1980). Blue receptor distribution in primates from intense light and histochemical studies.

28 Oct 2021: Optic flow, icons, and memory.Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 6, 23–24. Karni, A., & Sagi, D.

28 Oct 2021: No 1 3 (London: H M Stationery Office, 1 9 3 1 ) T h e evaluation of glare in streetlighting installations" Illuminating Engineer (London) 24.

28 Oct 2021: Optica Acta 24, 159–177. Brindley, G.S. 1954! The summation areas of human colour-receptivemechanisms at increment threshold.

28 Oct 2021: 263.6. 497.9 (0.3) 2.60 10.24) - 275.2. Note: values in brackets are standard errors.

28 Oct 2021: 39. Экспериментальная психология, 2010, том 3, 3, с. 39–56. ЦВЕТОВЫЕ КАТЕГОРИИ И ЦВЕТОРАЗЛИЧЕНИЕ1. ДАНИЛОВА М. В., Институт физиологии им. И. П.

28 Oct 2021: In previous work [23,24], we have measured chro-matic discrimination along lines orthogonal to the yellow–blue line (i.e., at 45 in Fig. ... Vision10, 4 (2010). 24. M. V. Danilova and J. D. Mollon, “Foveal color perception: mini-mal thresholds at a

28 Oct 2021: A226 Vol. 37, No. 4 / April 2020 / Journal of the Optical Society of America A Research Article. Discrimination of hue angle and discrimination ofcolorimetric purity assessed with a commonmetricM. V. Danilova1,2, AND J. D. Mollon11Department of