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Oscillate
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Definition of Oscillate
Oscillation occurs as the eye moves back and forth between two constant points. This is a common occurrence with increased intoxication levels as drinkers experience increased nystagmus (a condition in which the eye involuntarily moves). Law enforcement officers can measure the level of oscillation with a common field sobriety test called the horizontal gaze nystagmus or HGN test.
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