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Older Adults' and Professionals' Attitudes Towards Stair-Fall Prevention Interventions. [PDF]
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Alterations in frontotemporal cerebral activity specific to auditory verbal hallucination during verbal fluency task in schizophrenia: a fNIRS study. [PDF]
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Perception of optical illusions in ungulates: insights from goats, sheep, guanacos and llamas. [PDF]
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Influence of global/local processing on perceived colour transparency. [PDF]
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Influence of duration and visual feedback on the perception of tactile illusions of motion. [PDF]
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Frontiers of Physics in China, 2010
The technique of "transformation optics" establishes a correspondence between coordinate transformation and material constitutive parameters. Most of the transformation optics mappings give metamaterials that have graded positive refractive indices that can steer light in curves defined by the coordinate transformation.
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The technique of "transformation optics" establishes a correspondence between coordinate transformation and material constitutive parameters. Most of the transformation optics mappings give metamaterials that have graded positive refractive indices that can steer light in curves defined by the coordinate transformation.
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Nature, 1914
I HAVE often noticed the phenomenon mentioned by Mr. J. W. Giltay in NATURE of April 23 (p. 189). In the position in which he was reading the sunlight passed through his eyelids and the coats of his eyes, and on account of having to pass through a layer of blood which acted as a red screen his retinas become flooded with red light.
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I HAVE often noticed the phenomenon mentioned by Mr. J. W. Giltay in NATURE of April 23 (p. 189). In the position in which he was reading the sunlight passed through his eyelids and the coats of his eyes, and on account of having to pass through a layer of blood which acted as a red screen his retinas become flooded with red light.
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