binocularly (Meaning)
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binocularly (adv.)
In a binocular manner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of binocularly
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binocularly Sentence Examples
- The predator's eyes faced forward, allowing it to focus binocularly on its prey.
- Birds of prey have excellent vision and can perceive depth binocularly, aiding in hunting.
- Engineers designed the robot to perceive its environment binocularly, similar to human vision.
- Our brains process visual information binocularly, combining the input from both eyes to create a unified perception.
- The surgeon operated binocularly, using a microscope to view the delicate tissues with enhanced depth perception.
- 3D movies are designed to be viewed binocularly, providing viewers with a sense of depth and immersion.
- Optometrists test patients' vision binocularly to assess depth perception and eye coordination.
- The artist painted the landscape binocularly, capturing the depth and perspective of the scene.
- Certain species of fish have eyes positioned binocularly, enabling them to accurately judge distances underwater.
- Astronomers study celestial objects binocularly, using specialized equipment to observe the cosmos with depth perception.
FAQs About the word binocularly
In a binocular manner.
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The predator's eyes faced forward, allowing it to focus binocularly on its prey.
Birds of prey have excellent vision and can perceive depth binocularly, aiding in hunting.
Engineers designed the robot to perceive its environment binocularly, similar to human vision.
Our brains process visual information binocularly, combining the input from both eyes to create a unified perception.
