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2. Bradshaw, MF; Parton, AD; Glennerster, A
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3. Glennerster, A; McKee, SP
   Bias and sensitivity of stereo judgements in the presence of a slanted reference plane
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   A. Glennerster e S.P. McKee, "Bias and sensitivity of stereo judgements in the presence of a slanted reference plane", VISION RES, 39(18), 1999, pp. 3057-3069
4. Glennerster, A; Rogers, BJ; Bradshaw, MF
   Cues to viewing distance for stereoscopic depth constancy
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   A. Glennerster et al., "Cues to viewing distance for stereoscopic depth constancy", PERCEPTION, 27(11), 1998, pp. 1357-1365
5. GLENNERSTER A
   D(MAX) FOR STEREOPSIS AND MOTION IN RANDOM-DOT DISPLAYS
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   A. Glennerster, "D(MAX) FOR STEREOPSIS AND MOTION IN RANDOM-DOT DISPLAYS", Vision research, 38(6), 1998, pp. 925-935
6. GLENNERSTER A; ROGERS BJ; BRADSHAW MF
   CUES TO VIEWING DISTANCE FOR STEREOSCOPIC DEPTH CONSTANCY
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   A. Glennerster et al., "CUES TO VIEWING DISTANCE FOR STEREOSCOPIC DEPTH CONSTANCY", Perception, 26(10), 1997, pp. 12-12
7. MCKEE SP; VERGHESE P; GLENNERSTER A; HARRIS JM
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8. GLENNERSTER A; MCKEE SP
   SENSITIVITY TO DEPTH OR LATERAL DISPLACEMENT ON A SLANTED REFERENCE PLANE
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   A. Glennerster e S.P. Mckee, "SENSITIVITY TO DEPTH OR LATERAL DISPLACEMENT ON A SLANTED REFERENCE PLANE", Investigative ophthalmology & visual science, 38(4), 1997, pp. 4249-4249
9. GLENNERSTER A; PARKER AJ
   COMPUTING STEREO CHANNELS FROM MASKING DATA
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   A. Glennerster e A.J. Parker, "COMPUTING STEREO CHANNELS FROM MASKING DATA", Vision research, 37(15), 1997, pp. 2143-2152
10. GLENNERSTER A; MCKEE SP
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    A. Glennerster e S.P. Mckee, "STEREOACUITY IN THE PRESENCE OF A SLANTED REFERENCE PLANE", Investigative ophthalmology & visual science, 37(3), 1996, pp. 3128-3128
11. BRADSHAW MF; GLENNERSTER A; ROGERS BJ
    THE EFFECT OF DISPLAY SIZE ON DISPARITY SCALING FROM DIFFERENTIAL PERSPECTIVE AND VERGENCE CUES
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12. GLENNERSTER A; ROGERS BJ; BRADSHAW MF
    STEREOSCOPIC DEPTH CONSTANCY DEPENDS ON THE SUBJECTS TASK
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    A. Glennerster et al., "STEREOSCOPIC DEPTH CONSTANCY DEPENDS ON THE SUBJECTS TASK", Vision research, 36(21), 1996, pp. 3441-3456
13. GLENNERSTER A
    THE TIME-COURSE OF 2-D SHAPE-DISCRIMINATION IN RANDOM-DOT STEREOGRAMS
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    A. Glennerster, "THE TIME-COURSE OF 2-D SHAPE-DISCRIMINATION IN RANDOM-DOT STEREOGRAMS", Vision research, 36(13), 1996, pp. 1955-1968
14. GLENNERSTER A; PALACE J; WARBURTON D; OXBURY S; NEWSOMDAVIS J
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15. BRADSHAW MF; ROGERS BJ; GLENNERSTER A
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16. GLENNERSTER A; PARKER AJ
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    A. Glennerster e A.J. Parker, "HOW MANY SPATIAL-FREQUENCY TUNED CHANNELS ARE THERE FOR HUMAN STEREO VISION", Journal of physiology, 485P, 1995, pp. 28-29
17. GLENNERSTER A; ROGERS BJ; BRADSHAW MF
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    A. Glennerster et al., "THE EFFECTS OF (I) DIFFERENT CUES AND (II) THE OBSERVERS TASK IN STEREOSCOPIC DEPTH CONSTANCY", Investigative ophthalmology & visual science, 35(4), 1994, pp. 2112-2112
18. GLENNERSTER A; ROGERS BJ
    NEW DEPTH TO THE MULLER-LYER-ILLUSION
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    A. Glennerster e B.J. Rogers, "NEW DEPTH TO THE MULLER-LYER-ILLUSION", Perception, 22(6), 1993, pp. 691-704
19. GLENNERSTER A; ROGERS BJ
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