A moving video window or mask yoked to eye movements: A system to permit free ocular scanning within delimited areas of the visual field

Nettleton, Norman C.; Wood, Robert G.; Bradshaw, John L.; Thomas, C. David L.; Donahoo, Kevin B.

doi:10.3758/bf03203694

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A moving video window or mask yoked to eye movements: A system to permit free ocular scanning within delimited areas of the visual field

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