0 (of films, pictures etc) filmed, shown etc by an apparatus taking or showing two photographs at different angles, so that a three-dimensional image is produced. -- stereoskopický
As shown by stereoscopic and histologic observations, this variation relies on the degree of the fusion of the ventral commissure.
The personal polemics had completely disappeared from the passages on the stereoscope and stereoscopic vision.
The mental fusing of the two slightly different views weaves an expanded stereoscopic veil.
All viscera were systematically checked under stereoscopic microscope and all helminths found were removed and preserved with fixative agents.
The eyes were enucleated and their equatorial and axial diameters measured with a stereoscopic dissecting microscope using a vernier caliper.
This is consistent with the neurophysiological findings indicating binocular and stereoscopic sensitivity in the parietal cortex.
The view is unintentionally censored, deprived of its potential impact, and would be better communicated by a stereoscopic image.
Unfortunately, the coordinates of this structure are no longer available, and this parallel-eye stereoscopic view is taken from the original publication with permission.