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- noun medicine a record of the
voltage differences between the front and back of theeye as theeyeball moves
Etymologies
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Examples
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The earphone electrodes are able to read these changing currents - known as an electrooculogram - and the mobile phone is pre-programmed to translate that information in to a command.
Eye-Controlled Phone Unveiled By DoCoMo At MWC 2010 (VIDEO) 2010
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The electrooculogram, the EOG, measures movement of the eyes, and tells us when REM occurs.
Sparks Laura Bickle 2010
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The electrooculogram, the EOG, measures movement of the eyes, and tells us when REM occurs.
Sparks Laura Bickle 2010
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The electrooculogram, the EOG, measures movement of the eyes, and tells us when REM occurs.
Sparks Laura Bickle 2010
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The earphone electrodes are able to read these changing currents - known as an electrooculogram - and the mobile phone is pre-programmed to translate that information in to a command.
Eye-Controlled Phone Unveiled By DoCoMo At MWC 2010 (VIDEO) 2010
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The earphone electrodes are able to read these changing currents - known as an electrooculogram - and the mobile phone is pre-programmed to translate that information in to a command.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2010
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The vertical electrooculogram (VEOG), used to detect eye blinks, was recorded from electrodes mounted beneath the left and right eyes and referenced to the frontal electrodes directly above the eyes.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Stephen M. Emrich et al. 2009
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The horizontal electrooculogram (HEOG), recorded as the difference in activity between electrodes placed lateral to the external canthi, was used to measure horizontal eye movements.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Stephen M. Emrich et al. 2009
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Two wire electrodes were inserted into the neck muscles and two electrodes were inserted behind each ocular globe to monitor EMG and electrooculogram (EOG).
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(electrooculogram), and two hand controllers (RUO & RUD) for testing piloting skill in
SpaceRef Top Stories 2009
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