The Process by Which Rods and Cones Become More Sensitive

question 267

Multiple Choice

The process by which rods and cones become more sensitive to light in response to lowered levels of illumination is called:

• A) afterimage resolution.
• B) light adaptation.
• C) dark adaptation.
• D) afterimage adaptation.

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Definitions:

Consideration

The value, often monetary, promised in a contract to be exchanged between the parties involved, a fundamental requirement for a contract to be legally binding.

Nonconforming Use

A land-use situation where a property is utilized in a manner that does not comply with the current zoning laws, but has been allowed because it predated zoning regulations.

Zoning Ordinances

Laws regulating the use of land and buildings within specific areas to control and direct property development.

Assumes the Mortgage

The process by which a buyer takes over the seller's mortgage as part of the terms of purchasing a home.