Sentence examples for alignment of eyes from inspiring English sources

Original images (1704×2272 pixels, 24-bit true color) were adjusted for horizontal alignment of eyes, before they were down-sampled to 256×256 pixels and converted into 8-bit gray-scale.

Future studies should aim to determine the contribution of the ocular mesenchyme, as well as of TGFβ signaling, to the inhibition of lens fate and the alignment of eye structures in mammals.

Various facial component heuristics such as the vertically alignment of the eyes, the mouth is centered with respect to the eye positions etc. 16 landmarks Zhang & Ruan[73], 2006 Rectangular eyes, mouth and nose templates resulting from averaging several instances used for detection.

Before excimer laser ablation, proper alignment of the eye with Allegretto Eye-Q was achieved with a manual cross technique to compensate for cyclotorsion.

Such a noncorrespondence of the retinal images causes double vision; to avoid this, there is an adjustment in the alignment of the eyes so that a seesaw movement is actually executed.

In such a situation, though a person may have had little or no stereo vision that she can remember, the potential for stereopsis is nonetheless present and may spring to life — most unexpectedly — if good alignment of the eyes can be obtained.

In the experiments, the measurement (imaging) axis was used as a reference for the alignment of the eyes (both human in vivo and porcine in vitro).

In measurements in vitro a custom eye holder allowed alignment of the eye to the instrument as well as implementing the IOP control system.

Internal fixation was used to ensure proper alignment of the eye.

Scanning laser ophthalmoscope images scanned by the instrument and OCT B-scan images were recorded and displayed in real time to allow an optimized alignment of the eye under investigation.

Controlled by a field programmable gate array (FPGA), the system can record and display OCT and SLO images in an alternate fashion, which allows for real-time monitoring of the retinal position during alignment of the eye under investigation.