N Yu Vergiles
Biographic Data
| ID | 8882906 |
|---|---|
| NAME | N Yu Vergiles |
| GIVEN NAMES | N Yu |
| FAMILY NAME | Vergiles |
| SIGNATURE | VERGILES N Y |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 2 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 2 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Optical Methods of Transformation of Visual Feedback
It should be noted that existing notions concerning the functioning of the oculomotor system (OMS) in human beings depend to a considerable degree on the methods of investigation chosen. Thus, the use of a number of new experimental procedures, for example, the presentation of "pulse" and double "pulse" stimuli [14, 15] and of stimuli stabilized relative to the retina [2, 5, 6] has yielded new data on the functioning of the OMS that by no means a…
Mechanisms of Elementary Eye Movements as a Tracking System
In the study of eye-movement mechanisms, the most prevalent hypotheses are those that explain these mechanisms as a programmed system. The assumption is that before the eye accomplishes any movement, a program must be constituted in a control center to define the characteristics of the movement. It is claimed that programming governs all aspects of the oculomotor system: those determining the path of the gaze, that is, the route followed in obser…
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Mechanisms of Elementary Eye Movements as a Tracking System
In the study of eye-movement mechanisms, the most prevalent hypotheses are those that explain these mechanisms as a programmed system. The assumption is that before the eye accomplishes any movement, a program must be constituted in a control center to define the characteristics of the movement. It is claimed that programming governs all aspects of the oculomotor system: those determining the path of the gaze, that is, the route followed in obser…
Optical Methods of Transformation of Visual Feedback
It should be noted that existing notions concerning the functioning of the oculomotor system (OMS) in human beings depend to a considerable degree on the methods of investigation chosen. Thus, the use of a number of new experimental procedures, for example, the presentation of "pulse" and double "pulse" stimuli [14, 15] and of stimuli stabilized relative to the retina [2, 5, 6] has yielded new data on the functioning of the OMS that by no means a…
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