hyperacuity
hyperacuity noun: sensory performance finer than the receptor grain.
Noun
hyperacuity (countable and uncountable, plural hyperacuities)
- sensory performance finer than the receptor grain
- Acuity and hyperacuity are now used as the terms applied to the limits, respectively, of resolution and localization.2009, Encyclopedia of Neuroscience, volume V, Oxford Academic Press
Forms of hyperacuity
| plural | hyperacuities |
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Origin of hyperacuity
From hyper- + acuity.
Questions about hyperacuity
- What does hyperacuity mean?
- Hyperacuity means sensory performance finer than the receptor grain.
- What part of speech is hyperacuity?
- Hyperacuity is a noun.
- What is the plural of hyperacuity?
- The plural of hyperacuity is hyperacuities.
Words near hyperacuity in the dictionary
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