The latent form of motion sickness
Latent form of motion sickness in healthy males - effect on visual analyzer
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Latent form of motion sickness in healthy males - effect on visual analyzer
Changes in excitability and lability of visual analyzer under prolonged nonstop flights in multipassenger turboprop aircraft
Visually-evoked potentials in man recorded transcranially for normal patients and those suffering from cerebral diseases - central nervous system
Selective attentiveness and cortical evoked responses in man to visual and auditory stimuli
Tests for measuring primary perceptual-motor performance for assessing space environment effects on human performance
Visual localization of horizontal as function of body tilt utilizing several positions with respect to gravity
Changes in shock-evoked response complex /SERC/ RECORDED from visual cortexes of cats after retinal illumination, noting enhancement of waveform after photic stimulation and role of barbiturate anesthetization
Automatic vortex recognition system for Tiros satellite photograph analysis, noting phases of development and results obtained
Visual effects produced by factors of so-called glare from stationary and moving targets
Eye movement data used for studying nonvisual processes involved in ocular patterns
Perceptual masking and enhancements of two flashes in evoked cortical potentials recorded by electroencephalography
Visually evoked cortical response correlates of perceptual masking and enhancement
Changes in perceived size of angle as function of orientation in frontal plane
Effect of rotation and tilt on magnitude of poggendorf illusion
Magnitude of gravitoinertial force, independent variable in egocentric visual localization of horizontal
Role of informational feedback in producing visual adaptation to visual rearrangement and to various head, eye, and arm positions
Optical and photometric properties of lunar surface and implications for human visual performance