Notes: (i) arrow plot is normalise to one, so arrows only show flow direction, not the velocity magnitude and (ii) velocity magnitudes are indicated by the colour scale and (ii) velocity magnitudes larger than 5.0×10−7 (m/s) are not shown for clarity (these velocities occur in a small region where the flow paths become restricted between iris and lens).</p
<div><p>Density estimate and marginal density distributions (horizontal and vertical). Circles indic...
<p>Yellow arrows: ‘green veils’ representing limits between two flows, blue arrows: ‘sinuate line’ v...
<p>For the range of <i>p</i><sub>ang</sub> studied, 0.02 ≤ <i>p</i><sub>ang</sub> ≤ 0.6, changing <i...
Arrow length proportional to the actual Darcy Velocity, the proportionality constant being 800.</p
Fluid pressure (mmHg) distribution on an axisymmetric cross-section through the eye predicted by the...
Axisymmetric fluid pressure distribution (mmHg) through a cross-section of the optic nerve head pred...
Velocity contours of aqueous humor flow in the vertical plane passing through an iridotomy at 6 o’cl...
<p>The optical flow speeds at the fixation position for the two stimuli are presented here; for the ...
<p>The flow enters the measurement region from the right. Note that a non-linear color scale was use...
<p>Gray dots: Instantaneous velocity plotted as a function of the eye eccentricity. Light gray dots:...
<p>Representative steady-state Darcy velocity as a function of body force for various porosities.</p
Optic flow generated by rigid surface patches can be decomposed into four elementary motion types. W...
It is usually assumed that the human visual system is most sensitive to the velocity of motion at th...
<p>The path curvature discrimination thresholds are represented as a function of gaze orientation. A...
Conic open channel flow as occurs in sub-drains, sewers, and culverts is computed by Manning’s or Da...
<div><p>Density estimate and marginal density distributions (horizontal and vertical). Circles indic...
<p>Yellow arrows: ‘green veils’ representing limits between two flows, blue arrows: ‘sinuate line’ v...
<p>For the range of <i>p</i><sub>ang</sub> studied, 0.02 ≤ <i>p</i><sub>ang</sub> ≤ 0.6, changing <i...
Arrow length proportional to the actual Darcy Velocity, the proportionality constant being 800.</p
Fluid pressure (mmHg) distribution on an axisymmetric cross-section through the eye predicted by the...
Axisymmetric fluid pressure distribution (mmHg) through a cross-section of the optic nerve head pred...
Velocity contours of aqueous humor flow in the vertical plane passing through an iridotomy at 6 o’cl...
<p>The optical flow speeds at the fixation position for the two stimuli are presented here; for the ...
<p>The flow enters the measurement region from the right. Note that a non-linear color scale was use...
<p>Gray dots: Instantaneous velocity plotted as a function of the eye eccentricity. Light gray dots:...
<p>Representative steady-state Darcy velocity as a function of body force for various porosities.</p
Optic flow generated by rigid surface patches can be decomposed into four elementary motion types. W...
It is usually assumed that the human visual system is most sensitive to the velocity of motion at th...
<p>The path curvature discrimination thresholds are represented as a function of gaze orientation. A...
Conic open channel flow as occurs in sub-drains, sewers, and culverts is computed by Manning’s or Da...
<div><p>Density estimate and marginal density distributions (horizontal and vertical). Circles indic...
<p>Yellow arrows: ‘green veils’ representing limits between two flows, blue arrows: ‘sinuate line’ v...
<p>For the range of <i>p</i><sub>ang</sub> studied, 0.02 ≤ <i>p</i><sub>ang</sub> ≤ 0.6, changing <i...