… motion is that the underlying motion detectors do not sense the motion of the raw images (or …
spatially filtered version of the images, so that the perceived motion depends critically on the …

… -domain OCT scan, but clinical imaging methods do not typically maintain a … motion from
relative motions within the image data, we can measure elastography in vivo in the human …

… The usual explanation for this is that first-order motion … the motion of the raw images (or
their features) but rather a spatially filtered version of the images, so that the perceived motion …

… is in the motion detectors underlying the initial ocular following … by sudden motions of large
images. OFR were elicited in … Successive images of the missing fundamental motion stimulus …

… The retinal image motion caused by the object's motion is the vector sum oftwo components:
A, a rate of increase of size; B, a translation of the images in opposite directions at velocities …

… In almost all of this research, vision and ocular motility were studied with subjects whose
heads were immobilized as they looked at the test stimulus with a single eye. Until very recently …

… When human subjects faced a tangent screen onto which patterned images were projected,
brief motion of those images evoked ocular following responses that showed statistically …

… The ability of the vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) to stabilize images frequently has been …
Some of our subjects did limit far target image motion to <2/s during walking and even running, …

… optical eye tracking were compared to x-ray imaging,17 here we report on a comprehensive
… of eye motion during treatment. As such, the ETS-based automatic motion detection …

… ocular hemodynamics was gained from invasive animal research, although a number of
noninvasive methods suitable for in vivo use in humans … facet of the ocular circulation. No single …