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Eyeglasses and Gender Stereotypes
Optometry and Vision Science, 1989Under the guise of forming impressions of a job applicant in a hiring interview, subjects rated a videotaped male or female stimulus person (SP) on several gender stereotypical and task relevant traits. In one condition, the SP's wore eyeglasses, and in the other condition they did not.
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The Effect of Advertising on the Price of Eyeglasses
The Journal of Law and Economics, 1972Focuses on the effect of advertising on the price of eyeglasses in the United States. Restrictions of advertising in the market for eyeglasses; Price differentials associated with advertising restrictions; Influence of advertising on consumer's knowledge. (Из Ebsco)
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Ectropion Produced by Eyeglass Frames
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1979• Two patients had nonspecific, but severe, symptoms of ocular irritation. In each case, full ophthalmologic examination failed to show a cause for the irritation. When the patients were observed wearing their eyeglasses, an ectropion, caused by the eyeglass frames, was observed. Changing the frames produced complete relief of symptoms in one patient.
Allen M. Putterman, Jack Chalfin
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Diet eyeglasses: Recognising food chewing using EMG and smart eyeglasses
2016 IEEE 13th International Conference on Wearable and Implantable Body Sensor Networks (BSN), 2016We utilise smart eyeglasses for dietary monitoring, in particular to sense food chewing. Our approach is based on a 3D-printed regular eyeglasses design that could accommodate processing electronics and Electromyography (EMG) electrodes. Electrode positioning was analysed and an optimal electrode placement at the temples was identified.
Rui Zhang, Oliver Amft, Severin Bernhart
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Eyeglasses for Children – a Survey of Daily Practice
Klinische Monatsblätter für Augenheilkunde, 2016Glasses for children are recommended and prescribed by different groups of professionals. We set out to compare the prescription practices of ophthalmologists, orthoptists and optometrists/opticians in Switzerland.Online questionnaire on the prescription and recommendation of glasses in fictitious cases of children of different ages, refractive values ...
Hagander, C E +3 more
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AN ILLUMINATED MONOCULAR EYEGLASS LOUPE
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1951This unit consists of a light, easily maneuvered, illuminated monocular eyeglass loupe which can be made to fit firmly on any size or shape of wearing glass. The lighting unit, which is part of the instrument, serves to illuminate the field of inspection adequately.
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Ultrasonic eyeglasses for the blind
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2000There is an obvious need for blind persons to perceive their environment in the greatest detail possible. The bat has demonstrated the effective use of ultrasonic waves for its own purpose of perceiving its environment. Man now has his own air-sonar technology, in the form of eyeglasses mounted on the head, so as to perceive his environment.
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Simulated images of faces with eyeglasses
Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Computer Systems and Technologies - CompSysTech '11, 2011The paper describes an application oriented research that could help people with more severe vision impairment to comfortably try and select eyeglass frames in the optical shops. Those people do not see their outlook while wearing the new frames without lenses and have to rely on the opinion of their companion.Using digital image processing, after ...
Peycho Popov +2 more
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Eyeglasses and Schizophrenic Spectrum Disease
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1980In an attempt to understand the mystery of schizophrenia, researchers have often studied the eyes of schizophrenic patients. These investigations have included ophthalmological descriptions of the pupil and the disc, electrophysiological research into eye movements, and clinical phenomenological data concerning the bizarre symbolic significance that ...
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Design Issues, 2001
There is a rather widespread notion, these days, that technology is an exogenous factor, something that impacts "the world in which we live" from the outside. It is a factor that reaches us from some distant place, surreptitiously worming its way into our society; something extraneous to us, but also (and especially) something higher, located above us.
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There is a rather widespread notion, these days, that technology is an exogenous factor, something that impacts "the world in which we live" from the outside. It is a factor that reaches us from some distant place, surreptitiously worming its way into our society; something extraneous to us, but also (and especially) something higher, located above us.
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