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depth perception

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depth perception
n.
The ability to perceive spatial relationships, especially distances between objects, in three dimensions.
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This use of abstract flaming implies a contrast between youth and age, and adds a sense of depth perception within this confined space.
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The wider an animal's binocular range, the better its depth perception and capacity to distinguish objects--even those that are motionless or camouflaged.
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With director Wilson also designing the production's sets and lighting, ``The Black Rider'' delights in sparse forests, collapsing trees, ``Alice in Wonderland''-esque depth perception and huge, looming shadow puppets.
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