Transactions
Transactions
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Continuing the revolution from c, the distortion becomes reversed, and as a consequence the superior obliques are brought into activity, the maximum being attained when the axes reach e. As the axes are revolved further the dis- tortion lessens and finally disappears when they stand at /, again coinciding with the meridians of greatest curvature. In this pair of eyes the arc of distortion involving the inferior obliques is 50° (from a to c), while that involving the superior obliques is 130°, t...he maximum of distortion in both instances beinGj attained when the half-way point of the arc is reached by the axis of the cylinder.
A comparative study of any two, or of all, the Figs, in Plates IV. And V. Shows that the arc of distortion, by corrective plus cylinders, involving the superior obliques, is always in the lower temporal quadrant wholly or in greater part ; and if entirely within this quadrant, its length is always twice the distance from the meridian of greatest curvature to the 45° point of the quad- rant, the other half being on the opposite side of the latter.
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Continuing the revolution from c, the distortion becomes reversed, and as a consequence the superior obliques are brought into activity, the maximum being attained when the axes reach e. As the axes are revolved further the dis- tortion lessens and finally disappears when they stand at /, again coinciding with the meridians of greatest curvature. In this pair of eyes the arc of distortion involving the inferior obliques is 50° (from a to c), while that involving the superior obliques is 130°, t...he maximum of distortion in both instances beinGj attained when the half-way point of the arc is reached by the axis of the cylinder.
A comparative study of any two, or of all, the Figs, in Plates IV. And V. Shows that the arc of distortion, by corrective plus cylinders, involving the superior obliques, is always in the lower temporal quadrant wholly or in greater part ; and if entirely within this quadrant, its length is always twice the distance from the meridian of greatest curvature to the 45° point of the quad- rant, the other half being on the opposite side of the latter.
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