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New Illusions of Sliding Motion in Depth

open access: yesPerception, 2005
Apparent sliding motion in the so-called Ouchi illusion has been attributed to the global integration of local motion vectors arising from the aperture effect (Fermüller et al, 2000 Vision Research 40 77–96; Mather, 2000 Perception 29 721–727). In a number of variants of the Ouchi illusion, we here demonstrate that sliding motion will also arise ...
Pinna, Baingio, Spillmann, Lothar
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On the onset of motion of sliding drops

Soft Matter, 2014
In this article we numerically investigate the onset of motion of liquid drops in contact with a plane and homogeneous substrate with contact angle hysteresis. The drops are driven by a body force F = ρgV, where ρ is the density of the liquid, g is the acceleration of gravity, and V is the volume of the drop.
Semprebon, C., Brinkmann, M.
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A sliding filament model of amoeboid motion

Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1969
Abstract The capacities of muscle proteins to solate, to gelate, and to contract form the basis for a sliding filament model of amoeboid motion. The discovery of actin-, myosin- and actomyosin-like proteins in amoebae tends to support the model. Filaments of 80 A in diameter are present in both ectoplasm and endoplasm.
R A, Rinaldi, W R, Baker
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Frictional sliding motion in releasing manipulation

Advanced Robotics, 2005
The characteristics of frictional sliding motion in releasing manipulation are discussed in this paper.
Chi Zhu 0001   +3 more
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