Sentence examples similar to advantageous vision from inspiring English sources

Compared with other corvids, the western jackdaw spends more time exploring and turning over objects with its bill; it also has a straighter and less downturned bill and increased binocular vision which are advantageous for this foraging strategy.

This ability might have been advantageous for an organism with no vision at all and could have evolved through natural selection.

But Mark Changizi, a theoretical neurobiologist at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York, thinks that sex was an important driving factor in the origin of tricolor vision; last year, he proposed that it was advantageous for animals to detect blushing.

As a means to achieving the vision, a company deploys business models and strategies that bring together capabilities and assets to create advantageous positions.

Mr. Berlin said he and his partners accepted the WPP offer because "we liked the vision that they had for Red Cell and the role that they proposed for us; we found it advantageous for our clients".

Ambric's processor requires a special mention because, although it can exploit spatial parallelism of low-level vision, its throughput is very high when dealing with the mid-level stage, where task parallelism is clearly advantageous.

In the interdependent, egalitarian context of the tribe, the ancestral human setting, Wilson says, "it becomes advantageous for members of the team to share information, turning the eyes into organs of communication in addition to organs of vision".

Is it politically advantageous?

It was more advantageous financially.

Rooftop gardens are also advantageous.

How might Francis' age be advantageous?