1938
DOI: 10.1001/archopht.1938.00850240232021
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An Introduction to Clinical Perimetry.

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“…The symbol recognition angle is about ±30°according to the approximate visual field of a single human eye, which means the viewing angle independence of our Si structural color is suitable for display applications. 52 The pursuit of higher resolution color printing, which is directly determined by the pixel size, demands smaller pixels. Thus, we explore the effect of pixel sizes on the bright field images of reproductions (see in the Supporting Information S10 for details).…”
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“…This is because the reflectance of a nanodisk array mainly resulted from hybridization of Mie resonances of the single nanodisk and FP resonances. The symbol recognition angle is about ±30° according to the approximate visual field of a single human eye, which means the viewing angle independence of our Si structural color is suitable for display applications …”
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