Sentence examples for adapted vision from inspiring English sources

Light pollution, which causes the "light dome" dome of sky glow over urban areas, is an unintended result of this electric lighting, and because of it approximately 10% of the world's population, and more than 40% of the US population, no longer view the night sky with dark adapted vision [14].

The aim is to incorporate Planetary Boundaries into Vision 2050 and adapt Vision 2050 so that we avoid transgressing the boundaries and can decrease environmental impact.

The higher sensitivity to glaucoma-induced QOL changes of the TTO adapted to vision is consistent with the question being specific to vision, and has also been documented by Aspinall et al. (2008), who observed declining TTO utilities with increasing severity while EQ-5D remained unaffected [ 8].

The lateral-line system disappeared, and the eyes were adapted for vision through an aerial medium.

I "tested" my ideas, learned new insights and adapted my vision accordingly.

Some insects are particularly good at spatial resolution, whereas others are adapted for vision at low light levels.

In frogs, which are amphibious and, therefore, have eyes adapted to vision both on land and in the water, the same proteins have been recruited in the cornea as in the lens (Krishnan et al. 2007).

Although the use of TTO adapted for vision should be encouraged over other generic QOL tools, economic studies should question the validity of standard measures and identify, develop or validate in practice better methods where necessary.

River otters characteristically approach within a few feet of a boat or a person on shore because they're near-sighted, a consequence of vision adapted for underwater sight.

Firstly always have a really clear vision in your mind but be willing to adapt that vision according to what you see and experience.

How quickly, if at all, does the brain adapt and vision return after surgery?