scotal (Meaning)
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scotal (n.)
Alt. of Scotale
Synonyms & Antonyms of scotal
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scotal Sentence Examples
- The scotal visions danced before his eyes in the darkness.
- The scotal zone extended deep into the ocean, where sunlight could not penetrate.
- The patient's scotal sensitivity made it difficult for them to adjust to low-light conditions.
- The scotal retinal ganglion cells were responsible for detecting dim light.
- The scotal threshold determined the minimum amount of light an individual could perceive.
- Researchers studied scotal vision to understand how humans process light in dim environments.
- The scotal rod cells were more sensitive to light than the cone cells.
- The scotal maximum spectral sensitivity occurred at a wavelength of around 507 nanometers.
- Scotal perception was essential for nocturnal animals that relied on vision in low-light conditions.
- By studying scotal vision, scientists aimed to develop treatments for vision disorders related to light sensitivity.
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Alt. of Scotale
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The scotal visions danced before his eyes in the darkness.
The scotal zone extended deep into the ocean, where sunlight could not penetrate.
The patient's scotal sensitivity made it difficult for them to adjust to low-light conditions.
The scotal retinal ganglion cells were responsible for detecting dim light.
