Glenn A. Fry

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Glenn A. Fry is affiliated with the following schools: Washington University in St. Louis, Davidson College, Ohio State University, Duke University

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According to Wikipedia, Glenn Ansel Fry was an American scientist who studied physiological optics and optometry. Life and work Fry was born in Wellford, South Carolina. His parents were Sebastian R. Fry and Amy Brown. Fry completed a Bachelor's degree at Davidson College, North Carolina in 1929 and a PhD in Psychology from Duke University in 1933.

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The effect of a peripheral glare source upon the apparent brightness of an object. (1953) (132)
Mechanisms subserving simultaneous brightness contrast. (1948) (84)
The center of rotation of the eye. (1962) (81)
THE EFFECT OF ONE BORDER IN THE VISUAL FIELD UPON THE THRESHOLD OF ANOTHER (1935) (73)
THE RELATION OF STRAY LIGHT IN THE EYE TO THE RETINAL ACTION POTENTIAL (1935) (68)
The Pupillary Response and Discomfort Glare (1975) (56)
Standards and technology. (1979) (55)
The Brilliance of an Object Seen Binocularly (1933) (49)
FURTHER EXPERIMENTS ON THE ACCOMMODATION CONVERGENCE RELATIONSHIP (1939) (43)
The perceived direction of the binocular image (1979) (41)
DEPRESSION OF THE ACTIVITY AROUSED BY A FLASH OF LIGHT BY APPLYING A SECOND FLASH IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARDS TO ADJACENT AREAS OF THE RETINA (1934) (40)
The Eye and Vision (1965) (39)
Characteristics of a model retinal receptor studied at microwave frequencies. (1958) (33)
EVALUATING DISABLING EFFECTS OF APPROACHING AUTOMOBILE HEADLIGHTS (1954) (32)
The effects of atmospheric scattering on binocular depth perception. (1949) (30)
Visual perception of space. (1950) (29)
The effect of steady stimulation of one part of the retina upon the critical frequency in another (1936) (26)
AN EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THE ACCOMMODATION- CONVERGENCE RELATION (1937) (26)
An Indirect Method for Measuring Stray Light within the Human Eye (1934) (23)
Standards and technology. (1979) (23)
Modulation of the Optic Nerve-Current as a Basis for Color-Vision (1933) (23)
THE RELATION OF PUPIL SIZE TO ACCOMMODATION AND CONVERGENCE (1945) (22)
The Effects Of Base-in And Base-out Prisms On Stereo-acuity (1944) (22)
II The Optical Performance of the Human Eye (1970) (21)
THE EFFECT OF FOGGING LENSES ON ACCOMMODATION (1941) (19)
The relation of the configuration of a brightness contrast border to its visibility. (1947) (18)
A Photo-Receptor Mechanism for the Modulation Theory of Color Vision (1945) (18)
Foundations of Sensory Science (1984) (17)
EFFECTS INDUCED BY ANISOMETROPIC CORRECTIONS (1942) (17)
Primary Actinomycosis of the Rectum with Multiple Perianal and Perineal Fistulae. (1965) (17)
The effect of age on the ACA ratio. (1959) (17)
Retinal image formation: review, summary, and discussion. (1963) (16)
The Physiological Basis of the Periodic Merging of Area into Background (1935) (15)
THE MECHANICS OF ELEVATING THE EYE. (1963) (14)
THE AFTER-EFFECT INDUCED BY VERTICAL DIVERGENCE (1941) (14)
Distribution of Focused and Stray Light on the Retina Produced by a Point Source (1965) (13)
Color Phenomena from Adjacent Retinal Areas for Different Temporal Patterns of Intermittent White Light (1933) (13)
THE USE OF THE EYES IN STEERING A CAR ON STRAIGHT AND CURVED ROADS* (1968) (13)
Physiological Irradiation across the Retina (1965) (12)
THE EFFECT OF VEILING LUMINANCE UPON THE APPARENT BRIGHTNESS OF AN OBJECT (1954) (12)
Targets and testing procedures for the measurement of visual acuity without glasses. (1953) (12)
Pupillary micro movements apparently related to pulse frequency (1982) (12)
Alleged Effects of Figure-Ground upon Hue and Brilliance (1935) (12)
The effect on foveal vision produced by a spot of light on the sclera near the margin of the retina. (1953) (11)
The effect of errors of refraction on visual acuity. (1956) (11)
Displaying Distortion in Ophthalmic Lenses (1977) (11)
Visibility of sine-wave gratings. (1969) (11)
After-Images Observed in Complete Darkness (1937) (11)
Electrical response of the retinal ganglion cell axons (1934) (10)
The Relation of Accommodation to the Suppression of Vision in One Eye (1936) (9)
Definition and measurement of torsion. (1947) (9)
TAIT??S ANALYSIS OF THE ACCOMMODATION-CONVERGENCE RELATIONSHIP (1940) (9)
A Simplified Formula for Discomfort Glare (1976) (9)
SPECIFICATION OF THE DIRECTION OF REGARD*: SPECIAL REPORT, NO. 1: AMERICAN ACADEMY OF OPTOMETRY COMMITTEE ON NOMENCLATURE AND STANDARDS (1945) (9)
Choosing the Base Curve for an Ophthalmic Lens (1978) (9)
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF JAVAL??S RULE (1939) (9)
The effect of errors of refraction on visual acuity. (1956) (8)
Visual Discrimination of Two Parallel Bright Bars in a Dark Field (1937) (8)
The relation between perceived size and perceived distance. (1953) (7)
PRENTICE LECTURE. MECHANISMS SUBSERVING COLOR VISION. (1965) (7)
Dichromatic Confusion Lines and Color Vision Models (1986) (7)
VISUAL RECOVERY FROM BRIEF EXPOSURES TO VERY HIGH LUMINANCE LEVELS. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-36. (1964) (7)
Color Sensations Produced by Intermittent White Light and the Three-Component Theory of Color-Vision (1935) (7)
Lines of constant hue in the blue corner of the color mixture diagram. (1959) (7)
The role of the pupil in the disability glare measurements. (1968) (6)
Correction for the guessing bias in the Landolt ring test. (1958) (6)
BINOCULAR INTEGRATION OF HUE AND BRILLIANCE (1936) (6)
Color Sensations Produced by Intermittent Spectral Stimuli (1936) (6)
The component of physiological pupillary unrest correlated with respiration. (1981) (6)
CLARENCE H. GRAHAM, EDGER D. TILLYER MEDALIST FOR 1963. (1963) (5)
Coarseness of Photographic Grain (1963) (5)
Square-Wave Gratings Convoluted with a Gaussian Spread Function (1968) (5)
The Stimulus Correlate of Bulky Color (1931) (5)
VISIBILITY OF COLOR CONTRAST BORDERS* (1972) (5)
A function generator. (1959) (5)
The relation of border-contrast to the distinctness of vision. (1931) (4)
Blur of the Retinal Image of an Object Illuminated by Low Pressure and High Pressure Sodium Lamps (1976) (4)
The component of physiological pupillary unrest correlated with respiration. (1981) (4)
The Bezold‐Brücke Phenomenon for Purple Colors (1980) (4)
Confusion lines of dichromats (1992) (4)
Gilinsky's equations for perceived size and distance. (1952) (4)
Aberrations of Spherocylindrical Spectacle Lenses* (1976) (4)
Face-form frames. (1978) (4)
Theoretical implications of the response of a photoreceptor to a flash of light. (1946) (4)
A Quantitative Formulation of Color Mixture and Chroma Discrimination Data for Dichromats (1944) (4)
Definition and measurement of torsion. (1947) (4)
The effect of homatropien upon accommodation-convergence relations. (1959) (4)
Effects of uniform and non-uniform surrounds on foveal vision. (1950) (4)
Relation of Blur Functions to Resolving Power (1961) (4)
Comments on Luneburg's analysis of binocular vision. (1952) (4)
The effect of atmospheric scattering upon the appearance of a dark object against a sky background. (1947) (3)
The significance of visual acuity measurements without glasses. (1948) (3)
Colors of Maximal Saturation (1995) (3)
COMBINED EFFECTS OF SPHERICAL ABERRATION AND DIFFRACTION ON THE RETINAL IMAGE (1950) (3)
The optometrist's new role in the use of corrected curve lenses. (1979) (3)
Effect of blur and overlap on brightness matching. (1974) (3)
The effects of spherical ametropia and astigmatism on visual acuity. (1957) (3)
Blurredness of the retinal image. (1946) (3)
Positive afterimage and measurements of light and dark adaptation. (1969) (3)
The Bezold‐Brücke Phenomena at the Two Ends of the Spectrum (1983) (3)
Stiles‐Burch Two‐Degree Color Mixture Data (1988) (3)
Correction for the guessing bias in the Landolt ring test. (1958) (3)
Blue End of the Spectrum Locus on a Color Mixture Diagram (1959) (3)
Psychological factors in visual acuity. (1952) (3)
Drawing by Seeing; A New Development in the Teaching of the Visual Arts through the Training of Perception (1948) (3)
Binocular brightness summation. (1950) (3)
Derivation of the MTF for an Ideal Optical System from Struve's Equation for the Line Spread Function. (1973) (2)
ANALYSIS OF PHOTOMETRIC DATA* (1975) (2)
SKIAMETRIC MEASUREMENT OF CONVERGENT ACCOMMODATION (1941) (2)
MECHANISMS SUBSERVING BRIGHT AND DARK ADAPTATION* (1969) (2)
New observations related to the problem of color-contrast. (1934) (2)
Retinal blur circle calculations based on the Hughes schematic eye for the rabbit (1974) (2)
The discrepancy between physical and perceived curvature. (1956) (2)
The Fry Uniform Chromaticity Scale Diagram (1988) (2)
RELATION OF MACULAR PIGMENT AND PHOTORECEPTOR DISTRIBUTION TO THE PERCEPTION OF A BRIGHTNESS DIFFERENCE* (1974) (2)
Dichromatism and the mechanisms subserving color vision. (1958) (2)
Judd's 1951 color‐mixture diagram (1987) (2)
Effect of quality of illumination and distance of observation upon performance in the Ishihara test. (1947) (2)
The relationship between geometrical perspective and stereo cues. (1952) (2)
Chromatic Adaptation and the Blue‐Green Side of the Color Triangle (1983) (2)
Convergence accommodation. (1959) (2)
Face-form frames. (1978) (2)
The effects of spherical ametropia and astigmatism on visual acuity. (1957) (2)
Color vision model of macLeod and Boynton (1989) (1)
Adaptation and Heterochromatic Matching (1981) (1)
REPLACEMENT OF OPTICAL CENTERS IN BIFOCAL LENSES (1942) (1)
The major reference point in a single vision lens. (1947) (1)
Binocular brightness summation. (1950) (1)
Lens prescriptions and orders for eyewear. (1960) (1)
MECHANISMS SUBSERVING SURFACE AND BORDER BRIGHTNESS CONTRAST* (1973) (1)
Stray light and retinal interaction. (1956) (1)
Research in accommodation and convergence. (1953) (1)
THE RELATION OF THE KERATOMETRIC FINDINGS TO THE TOTAL ASTIGMATISM OF THE EYE (1939) (1)
The red end of the spectrum locus. (1965) (1)
Farnsworth hue circles (1961) (1)
Definition and measurement of cyclophoria with converged and elevated lines of sight. (1947) (1)
The relation of the length of a border to its visibility. (1946) (1)
Relative Tensions in the Extraocular Muscles (1978) (1)
VALIDITY OF PHORIA MEASUREMENTS WITH A STEREOSCOPE (1941) (1)
Optics and Vision (1984) (1)
The optometrist's new role in the use of corrected curve lenses. (1979) (1)
The relationship between perceived size and perceived distance in the periphery. (1956) (1)
Sources Suitable for Use in Illuminating Visual Acuity Charts (1978) (1)
Foveal Photopigments (1992) (1)
PLACEMENT OF OPTICAL CENTERS IN SINGLE VISION LENSES (1942) (1)
Resolving Power of Photographic Emulsions (1963) (1)
Remarks on the constant luminance chromaticity diagram (1989) (1)
Computation of Unwanted Sphere and Cylinder in the Periphery of a Spectacle Lens (1977) (1)
The Absence of the Ives Effect in a Deuteranope (1980) (1)
RESPONSE OF THE EYE TO A FLASH OF LIGHT* (1973) (1)
VISUAL RECOVERY FROM BRIEF EXPOSURES TO VERY HIGH LUMINANCE LEVELS. TECHN DOCUM REP NO. SAM-TDR-64-36. (1964) (1)
AN ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PHORIA, BLUR, BREAK AND RECOVERY FINDINGS AT THE NEAR POINT (1941) (1)
NOMOGRAMS FOR TORSION AND DIRECTION OF REGARD* (1968) (1)
Chromatic Adaptation and the Fundamental Stimuli (1981) (1)
Letter: Retinal blur circle calculations based on the Hughes schemati eye for the rabbit. (1974) (0)
Adaptation and the Ives Effect (1981) (0)
Interprofessional relations in the design of eyewear. (1957) (0)
Standardization of lens shapes. (1949) (0)
The use of the word prescription in ophthalmic optics. (1960) (0)
Citation of J.H. Prince for the B.O.A. Research Medal. (1958) (0)
Adaptation and heterochromatic matching. (1981) (0)
Protanomals and Deuteranomals (1992) (0)
Visual problems in industry. II. The effect of the surround upon the performance of a task requiring central vision. (1957) (0)
Binocular vision. (1952) (0)
Monocular measurement of visual acuity corrected. (1946) (0)
A Harvest Festival (1939) (0)
THE HELMHOLTZ CHECKERBOARD PATTERN (1956) (0)
Mixture and Luminosity Data for Dichromats (1984) (0)
Skiametric determination of the near-point Rx. (1950) (0)
Visual problems in industry. III. (1957) (0)
Color Mixture Data for Normals and Tritanopes (1987) (0)
TRANSIENT ADAPTATION OF THE EYES OF A MOTORIST (1962) (0)
Contributions of Professor Herbert Schober to visual science. (1976) (0)
AN INSTRUMENT FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORDING OF THE POSITION OF A PAIR OF LENSES MOUNTED IN FRONT OF THE EYES (1940) (0)
Confusion Lines of Protanopes and Deuteranopes (1992) (0)
SKIAMETRIC DETERMINATION OF THE NEAR-POINT PRESCRIPTION (1950) (0)
The division of labor between optometry and ophthalmology. (1957) (0)
My fifty years in ophthalmic standards. (1996) (0)
OPTOMETRY AND MEDICINE (1962) (0)
Adaptation and the Ives effect. (1981) (0)
NEAR-POINT CORRECTIONS FROM 14B FINDING (1942) (0)
The Chappell-Sasieni system of specifying eye size. (1948) (0)
Dr. S. Howard Bartley (1902–1988) (1988) (0)
Standardization of lens shapes. (1949) (0)
Obituary: S. Howard Bartley (1901–1988). (1990) (0)
Glenn A Fry Edgar D Tillyer Medalist for 1961 (1961) (0)
Monocular measurement of visual acuity corrected. (1946) (0)
Two New Terms for Colorimetry (1986) (0)
Blurredness of the retinal image. (1946) (0)
Visual problems of industry. I. (1957) (0)
The distimulus method of assessing luminous efficiency of the spectrally pure stimuli (1984) (0)
A model for the visual perception of direction. (1988) (0)
The relation of the length of a border to its visibility. (1946) (0)
Definition and measurement of cyclophoria with converged and elevated lines of sight. (1947) (0)
Interview of Glenn A. Fry by Gregory Wallace Good (2005) (0)
MEETING OF AWARDS COMMITTEE (1971) (0)
ACCURACY IN DETERMINING THE READING DEPTH (1941) (0)
TECHNICAL DIGEST: ACCOMMODATION AND CONVERGENCE RELATIONSHIP (1944) (0)
CORRECTIONS TO “MECHANISMS SUBSERVING BRIGHT AND DARK ADAPTATION” (1972) (0)
THE OSCAR WHITE RICHARDS CITATION FOR THE PRENTICE MEDAL OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF OPTOMETRY, 1971 (1972) (0)
S. Howard Bartley (1989) (0)
AN EMPIRICAL METHOD OF DETERMINING THE VERTICAL PRISMATIC EFFECT AT THE READING CENTER OF A LENS (1940) (0)
Derivation of the MTF for an ideal optical system from Struve's equation for the line spread function: Errata. (1973) (0)
RAY TRACING THROUGH A TORIC REFRACTING SURFACE* (1975) (0)
Skiametric determination of the near-point Rx. (1950) (0)
The Chappell-Sasieni system of specifying eye size. (1948) (0)
SIGNIFICANCE OF BETTʼS TESTS OF VISUAL EFFICIENCY (1941) (0)
Luminous Efficiency in the Red‐Green Region of the Spectrum (1979) (0)
Amalgamation of the wright and guild color‐mixture data (1988) (0)
EFFECT OF FLASHES OF LIGHT ON NIGHT VISUAL ACUITY. PART 1 (1953) (0)
A NEW METHOD OF PRODUCING CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE MAGNIFICATION WITH AN OPTICAL SYSTEM (1952) (0)
An apparatus for the investigation of chromatic adaptation (1962) (0)
THE TAIT SYSTEM OF DYNAMIC SKIAMETRY (1940) (0)
König Models of Color Vision (1989) (0)
My fifty years in ophthalmic standards. (1996) (0)
REPORT OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF OPTOMETRY COMMITTEE ON NOMENCLATURE AND V STANDARDS (1941) (0)
PRENTICE MEDAL AWARD WINNER (1965) (0)
A Experimental Basis for a Wave Theory of Color (1932) (0)
Years Past and Years to Come* (1976) (0)
Spectral Response Curves of Congenital Dichromats (1992) (0)
Mixture and Luminosity Data for Anomalous Trichromats (1984) (0)
THE SKIASCOPIC DETERMINATION OF THE LIMITS OF RELATIVE ACCOMMODATION (1941) (0)
CLARENCE H. GRAHAM, EDGER D. TILLYER MEDALIST FOR 1963. (1963) (0)

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