Proponents of S R compatibility as the primary determinant of the uncertainty effect (e.g., Lee, Keller, & Heinen, 2005) suggest that aimed eye or hand movements, such as those just described, involve an S R mapping that is "direct" and thus has a negligible influence on latency.
His latest novel, Big Ray, continues in this tradition, aiming an eye at a son dealing with the death of his abusive, super-obese father (a portion of which you might remember from this year's fiction issue).
Long before eye-gaze computers came along, his father, Gary, developed a grid of letters that Jason could use to spell words by aiming his eyes, and he is able to compose with the aid of a computer.
Leslie Kendall, the museum's curator, said in a telephone interview that early designers derived inspiration not from artillery but from "aiming their eyes at the sky" and observing aircraft.
No way around it, I have to sit for seven hours, with 19 people behind me aiming their eyes at my occiput.
Visual extravagance has always been among this director's calling cards, and here he aims his eye squarely at the spots where material excess intersects with genuine beauty.
He could aim each eye individually at a scene, and swap back and forth between them, but he could never get both eyes to fix on a single point, and he couldn't look through both eyes at once.
Aim for eye contact at least 50% of the time when you are speaking to someone, and about 70% of the time when you are listening.
Following a visceral reaction to his NPRM, it seems that Wheeler has had less interest in trying to thread a needle that has no eye, aiming to pick up a constituency in the middle that doesn't precisely exist.
