macula
US /'mækjʊlə/
・UK /'mækjʊlə/
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n.NounCooler darker spot appearing periodically on the sun's photosphere; associated with a strong magnetic fielda small yellowish central area of the retina that is rich in cones and that mediates clear detailed visiona patch of skin that is discolored but not
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眼科医だけど質問ある？| Tech Support | WIRED Japan
- Then it travels through the lens, which helps to direct the light rays into the macula, which is the back part of your retina.
Then it travels through the lens, which helps to direct the light rays into the macula, which is the back part of your retina.
- Then it travels through the lens, which helps to direct the light rays into the macula, which is the back part of your retina.
Then it travels through the lens, which helps to direct the light rays into the macula, which is the back part of your retina.
Which Is Better: The Eye Or A Camera?
- We can only see 20/20 at the macula or fovea—a spot on the retina that is all cone cells.
We can only see 20/20 at the macula or fovea—a spot on the retina that is all cone cells.
- very clear. We can only see 20/20 at the macula, or fovea. A spot on the retina that is ALL
very clear. We can only see 20/20 at the macula, or fovea. A spot on the retina that is ALL
老花、白內障、青光眼、飛蚊症全能治？柏格醫生揭露真相
- This is called the macula right here.
This is called the macula right here.
- And then a lot of the focus on this smaller part of the macula is called the fovea, not that you need to know that,
And then a lot of the focus on this smaller part of the macula is called the fovea, not that you need to know that,
Eye Doctors Debunk 13 More Vision Myths | Debunked | Science Insider
- You do need sunglasses because we always want to protect our retina and our macula, our lens, and
You do need sunglasses because we always want to protect our retina and our macula, our lens, and
- You do need sunglasses because we always want to protect our retina and our macula, our lens, and
You do need sunglasses because we always want to protect our retina and our macula, our lens, and
Do Brown Eyes See Better?
- wearing sunglasses and eating lots of leafy green veggies to keep those macula healthy.
wearing sunglasses and eating lots of leafy green veggies to keep those macula healthy.