At certain times the eyes rotate so that the single facets are directed forward to view the scene ahead with higher resolution, much as one would use a pair of binoculars.
Visitors' attention would then be directed straight ahead, to Governors Island, New York's Plymouth Rock, the initial site of European settlement (until Peter Minuit, in one of history's shrewder judgment calls, shifted the operation to Manhattan).
As part of a review that has been launched by Andreas Whittam Smith, chair of the Church Commissioners' assets committee and founder of the Independent newspaper, senior clergy have been asked to decide how the Church's finances should be directed in the years ahead.
He said the movie, if it got the go-ahead, would be directed by Gerald Di Pego (who directed John Travolta in "Phenomenon") and would represent a "great departure".
This is framed as a call to "move on" or to "look ahead," and can be directed at anyone, on any side of the divide, who wants to re-litigate an aspect of the primary.
This week, ahead of a report on Britain's film industry, David Cameron said state funding should be directed at mainstream films.
Thus, I could intuit that my wife was looking at me, yet my own eyes, open but unaccountably immobilized, were directed straight ahead, toward some point in the darkness.
The knees are directed straight ahead with the arms and hands resting at the sides [ 50].
The 'looking down' phase was measured from the start of the trial until the model looked up and both her head and eye-gaze were directed straight ahead.
In control trials, the procedure was the same as in test trials, but E's gaze was directed straight ahead instead towards a cup.
