Achromatic Vision (Noun)
Meaning
Vision using the rods.
Classification
Nouns denoting cognitive processes and contents.
Examples
- The dimly lit room was navigable thanks to my achromatic vision, which allowed me to see shapes and movement despite the lack of color.
- People with achromatic vision rely on the rods in their retinas to detect differences in brightness and shades of gray.
- Achromatic vision is useful for seeing in low light conditions, but it can make it difficult to distinguish between colors.
- The astronaut's achromatic vision was essential for navigating the spacecraft's dimly lit corridors during a power outage.
- In conditions of very low light, the human eye switches to achromatic vision, using the rods to detect even the smallest amounts of light.