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entoptic /en·top·tic/ (en-top´tik) originating within the eye.
ent·op·tic (n-tptk)
adj.
Occurring or located within the eyeball.
entoptic [en-top´tik]
originating within the eye.
entoptic
originating within the eye.
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Individual variation of visual nystagmus, eyeblinks, comprehension/literacy, and sundry features of entoptic and nonentoptic origin provide the noise background within which reading rate is embedded.
Models of reading performance in older adults with normal age-related ... by Nygaard, Rolf W.; Echt, Katharina V.; Schuchard, Ronald A. / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development
Her preposterously obsessive mark making seemed to signal an intention not merely to document the workings of the subconscious pictorially or textually, a la Surrealist dictates, but to register its entoptic effusions in real time--a subtle shift toward a conception of drawing "as a verb.
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