Sentences with ENTOPTIC
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"The artist incorporated entoptic patterns into her artwork."
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"The entoptic images he saw were caused by pressure on his eyeballs."
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"Many people experience entoptic effects when they rub their eyes."
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"The entoptic dots and lines in the painting create a sense of motion."
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"Certain medications can cause entoptic disturbances."
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"The entoptic phenomenon known as floaters are small black dots that appear to float across the visual field."
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"Individuals with migraine headaches may experience entoptic hallucinations."
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"Researchers are studying entoptic vision as a way to better understand visual perception."
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"The patient described seeing entoptic sparkles of light in their peripheral vision."
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"Floaters and phosphenes are examples of entoptic phenomena."
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"People often report seeing entoptic phenomena when experiencing visual hallucinations."
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"The study of entoptic phenomena helps researchers understand how the human eye functions."
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"Some entoptic phenomena are caused by the movement of white blood cells in the capillaries of the retina."
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"The perception of entoptic phenomena can vary from person to person."
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"Cataracts can sometimes cause entoptic disturbances in vision."
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"The artist used entoptic motifs in his paintings to represent the inner workings of the mind."
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"Certain drugs can induce entoptic hallucinations."
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"Optical illusions can sometimes be mistaken for entoptic phenomena."
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"Visual snow is a type of entoptic phenomenon characterized by tiny flickering dots."
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"Many ancient cave paintings feature entoptic patterns and designs."
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"The researcher conducted a series of experiments to investigate entoptic perception."
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"The entoptic patterns produced by staring at a bright light can be mesmerizing."
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"Some people claim to have enhanced entoptic vision after practicing meditation for extended periods."
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"The entoptic nature of the artwork invited viewers to explore their own perceptual experiences."
