… small saccades occurred during symmetrical vergence in 80… saccades in vergence trials
may have elicited early vergence. … first saccade accompanying vergence relative to vergence …

… makes an “unnecessary” saccade during the composite eye movement, another striking
and remarkable feature of the saccades associated with asymmetrical vergence change is the …

… , symmetrical vergence change (AC or BE); a rapid conjugate saccade, during which slow
vergence change … phase of slow symmetrical vergence movement, to the new point of fixation …

… generated within the response. Thus, the purpose of the current study is to investigate …
saccades during symmetrical vergence movements is dependent on vergence peak velocities. A …

… , the eye that is driven away from the target is slowly brought back to the target with what
appears to be a markedly asymmetric or even a monocular vergence movement. The reason …

… symmetry error produced by these saccades is then corrected by either a compensatory
asymmetrical vergence, offsetting saccades … vergence symmetry errors during responses to pure …

… ’ might intrinsically tend toward Hering's hypothesis, it is for convenience that we use it in
place of either disconjugate saccade or asymmetrical vergence keeping in mind that the …

… saccadic (pulse-step) and vergence (step) control signals to drive the plant, we have produced
a reduction in saccadic amplitudes between the two eyes during vergence … symmetrically …

… vergence training influenced convergence peak velocity and the prevalence of saccades
within the … The second aim of this study was to assess saccades within convergence responses …

… -saccadic vergence as the change in vergence angle during the 400 ms preceding the
saccade-start and post-saccadic vergence … vergence and version during 20 symmetrical saccades …