monocular

"So you've got no problem giving the girl with one eye a monocular?"

In a third hand he would hold a monocular magnifier.

Max said silently when a figure appeared in the monocular.

He took a night vision monocular from the backseat and held it up to one eye.

She shook her head and put the monocular away.

For about 30 on each side of this 180 field of view, our vision is monocular.

He took out his monocular and unscrewed the lens cover.

This can act as a monocular cue even when all other cues are removed.

She sighted the front of the house through the monocular, lining up the aiming mark.

Inch looked up and around, then gradually turned his monocular gaze toward Simon.

He slipped a monocular out of his belt and focused on the Embassy.

Depth cannot be reliably estimated for a monocular video in most cases.

Levee played the monocular back along the path the lizard had taken.

You got a night-vision monocular because that's all I have with me."

Monocular cues provide depth information when viewing a scene with one eye.

Most sextants mount a 1 or 3 power monocular for viewing.

Levee took the monocular and saw the rope being anchored to another high post.

In appearance it is like a monocular telescope that usually hangs around the neck.

However, under monocular vision, this phenomenon is not observed.

Monocular vision, vision in which each eye is used separately.

Levee played the monocular along the rope, watching it sway in the wind.

He pulled out his monocular and studied her.

A variety of monocular w/reticles are available from different manufacturers.

Also many prey have monocular vision to see predators.