This presents a partial view.
There is another very sobering detail that catches our eye too: that partial sighting we get of what may be the only woman in this scene of wrenching, tormented male bodies.
She has a visual disability, with partial sight.
What a guy: he doesn't let his partial sight stop him from running (with a guide), waterskiing (thanks to the wonderful work of the British Disabled Water Ski Association) and doing triathlons to raise money for the said BDWSA.
They emit beeps when pressed, to turn walking into a game, thereby helping children with no or partial sight to learn to walk confidently.
Following the controversial operation, Tamara Gorbacheva, 37, a former translator from Kiev in Ukraine, claims that partial sight has been restored and she can detect light and discern simple shapes.
At one point, she recovered partial sight in her right eye but an infection in 2007 left her totally blind.
People with visual impairments, whether they are blind or have partial sight, may lose out if you use a lot of images, charts, shapes, photographs, or clipart in your documents.
But when the National Transportation Safety Board looked at a sample of 60 accidents from 1996, it found at least partial sight obstructions in more than half.
In those with partial sight, visual and auditory signals would compete, preventing a complete re-wiring.
ORLANDO, FLORIDA--In an odd case study presented here 6 November at the Society for Neuroscience meeting, a man blind in part of his visual field can have partial sight there--as long as his hand is in the blind area.
