witelo造句

• Through Witelo, the idea of visual perspective spread in Italy.
• Witelo is considered a precursor of perception psychology.
• This was originally attributed to Witelo.
• These views were later repeated by Witelo and had a significant influence on the Copernican and Tychonic systems of astronomy.
• Polish scientists and poets studied in Italy : Nicolaus Copernicus in Bologna, Witelo, Jan Kochanowski and Klemens Janicki at the University of Padua.
• He studied also a scientific output of Witelo, revealed the authorship of the opus Philosophia Pauperum of Saint Albert the Great, he studies Aristotle.
• Their works on hyperbolic geometry had a considerable influence on its development among later European geometers, including Witelo, Gersonides, Alfonso, John Wallis and Saccheri.
• Witelo's treatise also contains much material in psychology, outlining views that are close to modern notions on the association of ideas and on the subconscious.
• Witelo's " Perspectiva ", which rested on Ibn al-Haytham's research in optics, influenced also the Renaissance theories of perspective.
• This implied a geometry of seeing, described by Ibn al-Haytham and elaborated on by Witelo ( d . after 1281 ), a Pole connected with the papal court.
• These early attempts at challenging the fifth postulate had a considerable influence on its development among later European geometers, including Witelo, Levi ben Gerson, Alfonso, John Wallis and Saccheri.
• The same law was also investigated by Ptolemy and in the Middle Ages by Witelo, but due to lack of adequate mathematical instruments ( trigonometric functions ) their results were saved as tables, not functions.
• It no longer harbored exceptional thinkers such as Witelo, but it did feature representatives of all wings of mature Scholasticism, " via antiqua " as well as " via moderna ".
• He was associated with the philosopher Thomas Aquinas, the mathematician John Campanus, the Silesian naturalist and physician Witelo, and the astronomer Henri Bate of Mechlin, who dedicated to William his treatise on the astrolabe.
• Light itself is, for Witelo, the first of all sensible entities, and his views on light are similar to those held by Roger Bacon, though he is closer in this to Alhazen's legacy.
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• The Lutheran Kepler ( 1571-1630 ), in his " Supplement to Witelo, " solved the problem of atmospheric refraction and built Ibn al-Haytham's foundation into a full account of vision.
• Through works by Roger Bacon, John Pecham and Witelo based on Alhazen's explanation, the Moon illusion gradually came to be accepted as a psychological phenomenon, with the refraction theory being rejected in the 17th century.
• Through additional works ( by Roger Bacon, John Pecham, Witelo, and others ) based on Ibn al-Haytham's explanation, the Moon illusion came to be accepted as a psychological phenomenon in the 17th century.
• Like his predecessors, Witelo ( c . 1230 1280 x 1314 ) drew on the extensive body of optical works recently translated from Greek and Arabic to produce a massive presentation of the subject entitled the " Perspectiva ".