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- adjective involving the simultaneous use of a pair of eyes
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Examples
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When seen through the lenses of the special 3D glasses, each eye sees the proper perspective and the brain fuses them into a 3D or stereoptic image.
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When seen through the lenses of the special 3D glasses, each eye sees the proper perspective and the brain fuses them into a 3D or stereoptic image.
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His face was round and soft, and stereoptic datovers obscured his murky brown eyes.
Jason Stoddard, Strange and Happy » Blog Archive » Eternal Franchise, 9.2 of 31.1 2009
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Twin video sensors took stereoptic note of his presence.
The I Inside Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1984
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The hyperspeed stereoptic beam was surrounded by an isolating field which in itself was a secondary beam.
Planet Mechanica Scheer, Karl 1977
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He squinted hard, and as a stereoptic slide lost its depth when you shut one eye, the woman on the stairs was no longer his mother.
The Last Place on Earth James Judson Harmon
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We used to call it a stereoptic look at things because we had two ways.
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Clash was the third new stereoptic release in a month, after
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The first stereoptic movies were shown in theaters in 1922 and used red and blue (anaglyph) glasses.
Maximum PC all RSS Feed David Gerrold 2010
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Clash was the third new stereoptic release in a month, after
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