1. The quality or state of having or involving two eyes; the ability to use both eyes together for vision.
Usage: Plural form of binocularity; Technical/scientific term used in vision science and ophthalmology
2. In neuroscience and psychology, the neural or perceptual properties associated with the coordinated use of both eyes.
Usage: Used in research on visual perception and brain function

Examples

• The development of binocularities in infants is crucial for depth perception.
• Researchers studied how binocularities contribute to the brain's processing of visual information.
• Loss of binocularities can occur after certain types of eye surgery.
• The binocularities of primates allow them to judge distances accurately.
• Neuroscientists investigate the neural mechanisms underlying binocularities.