Sentence examples for before eye from inspiring English sources
Written before "Eye in the Sky," the hallucinatory 1957 novel that Dick considered his breakthrough, "The Minority Report" begins with the premise that a private corporation has found the means to harness the talents of "precognitives" -- men and women who can see murders before they happen, thus enabling the police to arrest people for crimes that have yet to be committed.
The injuries to Bryan Berard's right eye are so substantial that more surgery will be needed before eye specialists can tell how much of his vision -- if any -- can be saved, Dr. Rob Devenyl, a vitreoretinal surgeon with Toronto Hospital, said yesterday after examining the 23-year-old defenseman for the Maple Leafs.
We find evidence that geometric cues (the corners of a square environment) can be used to mitigate this under-signaling and, thereby, stabilize the directional signal even before eye opening.
According to this theory, visual attention shifts to the saccade target and a small number of other objects in its vicinity (perhaps four or fewer) before eye movement is initiated.
During post-natal development, HD cells are the first among spatially modulated neurons in the hippocampal circuit to exhibit mature firing properties [5, 6], but before eye opening, HD cell responses in rat pups have low directional information and are directionally unstable [7, 8].
Predictive remapping effects occur immediately before eye movements [61], [62].
Because the expression of SPIG1 in retinal ganglion cells begins to decrease after eye-opening [31], experiments were performed on retinas at P12, a day just before eye-opening.
Leonard outsized his characters with his easy charm, sardonic humor and seen-it-all-before eyes.
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.
The strength of direction selectivity of SPIG1+ subtype was not affected by the dark-rearing before eye-opening (Figure 2F), along with the dendritic morphology (Figure 3B, C).
