trinocular

In other words, each individual eye possesses trinocular vision and depth perception.

Analysis of the grammar is taken from a trinocular perspective, meaning from three different levels.

In systemic functional linguistics, this has been described as the trinocular perspective.

She started to look around, accepting the trinocular viewpoint input as best she could.

In this application, a trinocular stereo system is used to determine 3D estimates for keypoint locations.

Each separation mingled into a trinocular focus which he sensed as the multidimensional relief map of his own future existence.

The sensation mingled with the work of the drug, folding future and past into the present, leaving him the thinnest margin of trinocular focus.

Trinocular vision, he noted; the eyes set deep in sockets, well protected, but restricted in range of vision.

Trinocular vision may refer to:

Department of Life Science: Leica-Leitz trinocular phase contrast microscope, CO2 incubator, PCR system, growth chamber.

Despite the large vehicle size, the vehicle was able to negotiate different terrains and detect obstacles thanks to an innovative solution based on a trinocular system that was developed by VisLab.