Monocularity
Pronunciation: /ˈmoʊnoʊˈkəɫˈɑɹiˈtaɪ/
Monocularity (noun)
- The state of seeing with only one eye, so depth and distance can be harder to judge.
- A condition where one eye is used more than the other for seeing, affecting how images are combined.
Examples
- Monocularity helps with one-eye viewing during certain tasks.
- One-eye viewing can feel different when monocularity is used.