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n. pl.Noun (plural)Rapid, jerky movement of the eyes between positions of rest
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Improve Your English FASTER by Reading (It really works!)
- Saccades, saccades, saccades, suck it.
Saccades, saccades, saccades, suck it.
- Saccades is what I'm going to say, it could be saccades.
Saccades is what I'm going to say, it could be saccades.
Why Your Brain Blinds You For 2 Hours Every Day
- Each second, your eyes make three to four sudden jerky movements, saccades of 50 milliseconds, focusing from one point to another, scanning your environment to get different sharp images that your brain then edits together.
Each second, your eyes make three to four sudden jerky movements, saccades of 50 milliseconds, focusing from one point to another, scanning your environment to get different sharp images that your brain then edits together.
- Each second your eyes make three to four sudden jerky movements—saccades of 50 milliseconds—focusing from one point to another, scanning your environment to get different sharp images that your brain then edits together.
Each second your eyes make three to four sudden jerky movements—saccades of 50 milliseconds—focusing from one point to another, scanning your environment to get different sharp images that your brain then edits together.
Are You Tricked By These Optical Illusions?
- Scientists have found that tiny eye movements called saccades occur when you look at this image.
Scientists have found that tiny eye movements called saccades occur when you look at this image.
Student Superpower: Read Anything 2x FASTER 📚
- Your eyes will move in multiple small jerky movements called saccades.
Your eyes will move in multiple small jerky movements called saccades.
- Saccades are quick eye movements that occur while reading, allowing the reader to fixate the phobia on a word.
Saccades are quick eye movements that occur while reading, allowing the reader to fixate the phobia on a word.