VISUAL ILLUSIONS OF MOVEMENT.
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J I NIVEN
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VISUAL ILLUSIONS OF MOVEMENT. RES REP. NSAM-877.
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THE ELEVATOR ILLUSION: APPARENT MOTION OF A VISUAL TARGET DURING VERTICAL ACCELERATION. PROJ MR005. 13-6001, SUBTASK 1, REP 89.
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EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO CONTINUOUS ROTATION ON NYSTAGMUS PHASE SHIFT. PROJECT MR005.13-6001, SUBTASK 1, REP NO. 87.
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A BIOINSTRUMENTATION CONTROL CENTER FOR THE HUMAN DISORIENTATION DEVICE. PROJ MR005.13-6001, SUBTASK 1, REP 79.
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SOME OBSERVATIONS OF THE BEHAVIOR OF A VISUAL TARGET AND A VISUAL AFTERIMAGE DURING PARABOLIC FLIGHT MANEUVERS.
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The time course of the effects of carbon monoxide on visual thresholds.
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Nonauditory effects of high intensity sound stimulation on deaf human subjects.
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Hearing Disorders↗
Directional sensitivity of semicircular canals following unilateral labyrinthectomy in man.
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Ear, Inner↗
The absence of residual effects attributable to the otolith organs following unilateral labyrinthectomy in man.
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Ear, Inner↗
The differentiation between symptoms referable to the otolith organs and semicircular canals in patients with nonsuppurative labyrinthitis.
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Visual illusion in night flying.
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The effect of a change in direction of resultant force on sound localization: the audiogravic illusion.
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