Definition of horopter in English:

horopter

noun hɒˈrɒptəhəˈräptər

Optics

A line or surface containing all those points in space of which images fall on corresponding points of the retinas of the two eyes.
Example sentencesExamples
- The experimentally determined horopter deviates from the Vieth-Muller circle and is closer to the objective frontal plane passing through the fixation point.
- The difference you notice in your ability to read the brochure is caused by the vertical horopter.
- It can easily be shown that this theoretical longitudinal horopter is a circle, passing through the two eyes and the fixation point.
- The horopter is a curved line which represents the points which are the same distance from the observer as the object of focus.
- All the points common to both the horizontal and vertical line horopters have the same direction in each eye.

Origin

Early 18th century: from Greek horos 'limit' + optēr 'person who looks'.

Definition of horopter in US English:

horopter

nounhəˈräptər

Optics

A line or surface containing all those points in space whose images fall on corresponding points of the retinas of the two eyes.
Example sentencesExamples
- All the points common to both the horizontal and vertical line horopters have the same direction in each eye.
- The experimentally determined horopter deviates from the Vieth-Muller circle and is closer to the objective frontal plane passing through the fixation point.
- The horopter is a curved line which represents the points which are the same distance from the observer as the object of focus.
- It can easily be shown that this theoretical longitudinal horopter is a circle, passing through the two eyes and the fixation point.
- The difference you notice in your ability to read the brochure is caused by the vertical horopter.

Origin

Early 18th century: from Greek horos ‘limit’ + optēr ‘person who looks’.

单词	horopter
释义	Definition of horopter in English: horopter noun hɒˈrɒptəhəˈräptər Optics A line or surface containing all those points in space of which images fall on corresponding points of the retinas of the two eyes. Example sentencesExamples The experimentally determined horopter deviates from the Vieth-Muller circle and is closer to the objective frontal plane passing through the fixation point. The difference you notice in your ability to read the brochure is caused by the vertical horopter. It can easily be shown that this theoretical longitudinal horopter is a circle, passing through the two eyes and the fixation point. The horopter is a curved line which represents the points which are the same distance from the observer as the object of focus. All the points common to both the horizontal and vertical line horopters have the same direction in each eye. Origin Early 18th century: from Greek horos 'limit' + optēr 'person who looks'. Definition of horopter in US English: horopter nounhəˈräptər Optics A line or surface containing all those points in space whose images fall on corresponding points of the retinas of the two eyes. Example sentencesExamples All the points common to both the horizontal and vertical line horopters have the same direction in each eye. The experimentally determined horopter deviates from the Vieth-Muller circle and is closer to the objective frontal plane passing through the fixation point. The horopter is a curved line which represents the points which are the same distance from the observer as the object of focus. It can easily be shown that this theoretical longitudinal horopter is a circle, passing through the two eyes and the fixation point. The difference you notice in your ability to read the brochure is caused by the vertical horopter. Origin Early 18th century: from Greek horos ‘limit’ + optēr ‘person who looks’.
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