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Definition
Synonym
Stereosehen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Stereosehen
n
stereo vision
Stereosehen
n
stereo vision
Stereosehen
n
stereo vision
Stereoselektivität
f
; Stereospezifität
f
; stereochemische Spezifität
f
chem.
stereoselectivity, stereospecificity
Deutsche
Stereosehen Synonyme
Englische
stereo vision Synonyme
stereo
Gramophone
PA
PA system
Victrola
audio sound system
audiophile
binaural system
bitch box
bullhorn
cartridge
ceramic pickup
changer
crystal pickup
derived four-channel system
discrete four-channel system
four-channel
stereo
system
hi-fi
hi-fi fan
high-fidelity
intercom
intercommunication system
jukebox
magnetic pickup
monaural system
mono
needle
nickelodeon
phonograph
photoelectric pickup
pickup
public-address system
quadraphonic sound system
radio-phonograph combination
record changer
record player
sound reproduction system
sound truck
squawk box
stylus
system
tape deck
tape recorder
tone arm
transcription turntable
turntable
stereo
scopic
3-D
cubic
dimensional
flat
fourth-dimensional
microscopic
proportional
space
space-time
spatial
spatiotemporal
spherical
superficial
surface
telescopic
three-dimensional
two-dimensional
volumetric
stereo
type
assimilate to
automatism
autotype
bad habit
balance
bed
characteristic
confirm
creature of habit
custom
damp
deep-dye
define
duplicate plate
electrotype
embed
engraft
engrave
entrench
equalize
equilibrize
establish
etch
even
fix
flatten
force of habit
found
ground
habit
habit pattern
habitude
harmonize
homogenize
impact
implant
impress
imprint
infix
ingrain
inscribe
jam
keyboard
level
linotype
locked-up page
lodge
make uniform
monotype
normalize
pack
palaeotype
pattern
peculiarity
plant
plastic plate
plate
practice
praxis
print
printing plate
printing surface
regularize
regulate
root
rubber plate
seat
second nature
set
set in
settle
smooth
stabilize
stamp
standardize
stereo
typed behavior
stone
symmetrize
trick
typeform
uniformize
usage
use
way
wedge
wont
zincograph
zincotype
stereo
typed
alike
automatic
average
back-number
banal
beaten
besetting
bewhiskered
bromidic
cliche
cliched
common
commonplace
constant
corny
current
cut-and-dried
dominant
epidemic
fade
familiar
frequent
fusty
habitual
hackney
hackneyed
indiscernible
indistinct
indistinctive
indistinguishable
interchangeable
moth-eaten
musty
normal
old hat
ordinary
overworked
pandemic
persistent
platitudinous
popular
predominant
predominating
prevailing
prevalent
rampant
recurrent
recurring
regnant
regular
reigning
repetitive
rife
routine
ruling
running
set
square
stale
standard
stock
threadbare
timeworn
tired
trite
truistic
undifferentiated
undiscriminated
undistinguishable
undistinguished
uniform
unoriginal
usual
warmed-over
well-known
well-trodden
well-worn
without distinction
worn
worn thin
worn-out
Stereosehen Definition
Stereo-
(
)
A
combining
form
meaning
solid,
hard,
firm,
as
in
stereo-chemistry,
stereography.
Stereo-chemic
(
a.
)
Alt.
of
Stereo-chemical
Stereo-chemical
(
a.
)
Pertaining
to,
or
illustrating,
the
hypothetical
space
relations
of
atoms
in
the
molecule
Stereo-chemistry
(
n.
)
Chemistry
considered
with
reference
to
the
space
relations
of
atoms.
Vision
(
v.
)
The
act
of
seeing
external
objects
Vision
(
v.
)
The
faculty
of
seeing
Vision
(
v.
)
That
which
is
seen
Vision
(
v.
)
Especially,
that
which
is
seen
otherwise
than
by
the
ordinary
sight,
or
the
rational
eye
Vision
(
v.
)
Hence,
something
unreal
or
imaginary
Vision
(
v.
t.)
To
see
in
a
vision
stereo vision Bedeutung
stereo
stereophony
stereo
system
stereophonic
system
reproducer
in
which
two
microphones
feed
two
or
more
loudspeakers
to
give
a
three-dimensional
effect
to
the
sound
stereo
stereoscopic
picture
stereoscopic
photograph
two
photographs
taken
from
slightly
different
angles
that
appear
three-dimensional
when
viewed
together
imagination
imaginativeness
vision
the
formation
of
a
mental
image
of
something
that
is
not
perceived
as
real
and
is
not
present
to
the
senses,
popular
imagination
created
a
world
of
demons,
imagination
reveals
what
the
world
could
be
sight
vision
visual
sense
visual
modality
the
ability
to
see,
the
visual
faculty
achromatic
vision
vision
using
the
rods
binocular
vision
vision
involving
the
use
of
both
eyes
central
vision
vision
using
the
fovea
and
parafovea,
the
middle
part
of
the
visual
field
color
vision
chromatic
vision
trichromacy
the
normal
ability
to
see
colors
distance
vision
vision
for
objects
that
afeet
or
more
from
the
viewer
foveal
vision
vision
with
the
fovea
monocular
vision
vision
with
only
one
eye
near
vision
vision
for
objects
feet
or
closer
to
the
viewer
night
vision
night-sight
scotopic
vision
twilight
vision
the
ability
to
see
in
reduced
illumination
(as
in
moonlight)
daylight
vision
photopic
vision
normal
vision
in
daylight,
vision
with
sufficient
illumination
that
the
cones
are
active
and
hue
is
perceived
peripheral
vision
vision
at
the
edges
of
the
visual
field
using
only
the
periphery
of
the
retina
stereoscopic
vision
stereoscopy
three-dimensional
vision
produced
by
the
fusion
of
two
slightly
different
views
of
a
scene
on
each
retina
vision
visual
sensation
the
perceptual
experience
of
seeing,
the
runners
emerged
from
the
trees
into
his
clear
vision,
he
had
a
visual
sensation
of
intense
light
vision
a
vivid
mental
image,
he
had
a
vision
of
his
own
death
visual
field
field
of
vision
field
of
regard
all
of
the
points
of
the
physical
environment
that
can
be
perceived
by
a
stable
eye
at
a
given
moment
vision
a
religious
or
mystical
experience
of
a
supernatural
appearance,
he
had
a
vision
of
the
Virgin
Mary
line
of
sight
line
of
vision
an
imaginary
straight
line
along
which
an
observer
looks
color
blindness
colour
blindness
color
vision
deficiency
colour
vision
deficiency
genetic
inability
to
distinguish
differences
in
hue
diplopia
double
vision
visual
impairment
in
which
an
object
is
seen
as
two
objects,
diplopia
often
disappears
when
one
eye
is
covered
monochromacy
monochromatism
monochromatic
vision
monochromia
monochromasy
complete
color
blindness,
colors
can
be
differentiated
only
on
the
basis
of
brightness
visual
impairment
visual
defect
vision
defect
visual
disorder
impairment
of
the
sense
of
sight
tunnel
vision
visual
impairment
involving
a
loss
of
peripheral
vision
stereophonic
stereo
two-channel
designating
sound
transmission
from
two
sources
through
two
channels
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