Sentence examples for angle of the eye from inspiring English sources

Thus, the corrugator supercilii muscles pull the eyebrows toward the bridge of the nose, making a projecting "roof" over the medial angle of the eye and producing characteristic furrows in the forehead; the roof is used primarily to protect the eye from the glare of the sun.

These markers were placed from top to the bottom as follows: at the top of the head, at the level of the external angle of the eye orbit, on C7, on the left shoulder acromion, on the left elbow, on the left wrist, on the left antero-superior iliac spine, the left great trochanter, the left knee and the left internal malleolus and on the 5th metatarsien (figure 1).

The blood was collected from the internal angle of the eye using heparinised capillary tubes of 2 3 mm.

Blood was obtained from the ophthalmic sinus at the medial angle of the eye behind the nictitating membrane [ 37].

Silicone skin replicas were taken from the left crow's feet region 5 mm from the lateral angle of the eye.

A hematocrit straw was inserted in the medial angle of the eye, directed along the bony wall and the plexus retro-orbitalis was punctured.

Tangible ideas of distance are elicited not only by (1) visual or "pictorial" depth cues such as object's degree of blurriness (objects appear increasingly "confused" as they approach the observer), but also by kinaesthetic, muscular sensations resulting from (2) changes in the vergence angle of the eyes (1709: §16) and (3) accommodation of the lens (1709: §27).

.... the temporal fossae, -the external angles of the eyes, -the cheek bones, -the angles of the jaws, -From the incisors to root of nose,... the chin to root of nose,... root of nose to the crineal Une, the ear to the sagittal suture, -Facial angle, Though active, the Siamese are not a warlike people.

We worked a lot with the angles of the eyes to create a strange feeling.

But such systems are extremely limited in their angle of view: The eyes must be in exactly the right position in order to see the image at all.

Other clues to movement in depth are changes in the convergence angle of the two eyes, in the focussing mechanism, and in the haziness and brightness of the object.