Sentence examples for adapting eye from inspiring English sources

Third, we showed that the EPS could be used as a calibration signal for learning and adapting eye movements because it occurred immediately after the saccade and was maintained for a long period of time.

The corona discharge was also faintly visible to a dark adapted eye.

The data suggest slightly less facilitation when these pedestals appear in the adapted eye.

Oscillatory potentials or OP are obtained either from light adapted eye (1.5 seconds between flashes) or from dark adapted eye (15 seconds between flashes) using white standard flash.

Dinosaurs of every variety existed: carnosaurus, kangaroo-sized Leaellynasaura with specially adapted eyes to cope with winter darkness, and pterosaurs flying above ginkos and new evolving Wollemi forests.

India seen through British eyes is also on view in "Adapting the Eye," which draws from an archive assembled by Sir Charles Warre Malet, an employee of the East India Company, and the British artist James Wales.

Adapting one eye to a high contrast grating reduces sensitivity to similar target gratings shown to the same eye, and also to those shown to the opposite eye.

NEW HAVEN Yale Center for British Art "Adapting the Eye: An Archive of the British in India, 1770-1830".

"Adapting the Eye: An Archive of the British in India, 1770-1830," a companion exhibition, follows a similar pattern, with a group portrait leading us into an archive of objects and images made during the colonial era.

To determine whether these differences between the adapted and non-adapted eye were significant, we re-fit our model, using either the same or different parameter values for the two eyes.

In 1986, with A Dark Adapted Eye, she began writing as Barbara Vine.