The phrase "arm eye" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as in discussions about anatomy or in metaphorical language, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The surgeon focused on the arm eye to ensure precision during the procedure."
Alternatives: "visual acuity" or "sight in the arm".
Unlike the character played by Lindsay Wagner in the original series, Mr. Eick's Jaime Sommers is not a world-class athlete or a globe-trotting adventurer before undergoing the emergency surgery that replaces her right arm, eye, ear and both legs with top-secret, superstrong and very expensive bionic parts.
Not all bandages have to be used for wounds; if you experience injuries like a fractured bone, dislocated arm, eye problems, or another internal injury, you can use a bandage to support and secure it.
Yet almost every ballet dancer today could learn plenty about the use of the upper body from Indian dance, which often exemplifies the interconnection of shoulder, neck, arm, eyes, hands, more poetically than anything on the ballet stage today.
Elsewhere we demonstrated that macular drusen from ARM eyes contain abundant EC, UC, and apolipoproteins B and E [10], [21].
Extra-macular retina represents 90% of total retinal area and thus contains the numerical majority of drusen, even in ARM eyes [30], [31].
Know how to interpret a customer's folded arms, eye contact, and manner of standing toward or away from you.
Onstage at Dalston's Shacklewell Arms, eyes clenched shut as she strums, it certainly seems that way.
She lies feverish and quiet in her grandmother's arms, eyes glazed, her pale blue nylon frock hanging off thin shoulders.
On the morning of Friday, February 22nd, three days before she was to start her new round of chemo, Rich awoke to find his wife sitting upright beside him, pitched forward on her arms, eyes wide, struggling for air.
Experiences and results based on several experiments in the field of service robotics show the possibilities and limits of integrating vision and tactile sensors into a dexterous hand-arm-eye system being able to assist humans in industrial or servicing environments.
Use the same time to give your legs, arms, eyes, and back a break, as well.
