For example, the congenitally blind represent object properties typically associated with vision, such as form, in the same areas of occipital cortex as sighted individuals.
At the turn of the millennium blinds represented 25% of the domestic window coverings market, according to Andrew Hartley, director of AMA Research, which conducts research into the construction sector.
Throughout his career, Blind has represented himself, the basketball program and St. Peter's College with nothing but dignity and class, Stein said.
This is caricature, not commentary.But the blind nationalism represented by some on the con side of the debate does a disservice to the complexity of modern China as well.
'Blinding' is represented in all four lists, but the Delphi list discriminates between outcome assessor, therapist and patient and consequently 'blinding' scores 3 items out of 10.
By contrast, in the Risk of Bias method, blinding is represented as only 1 item out of 6, and in the Megens & Harris list as 1 item out of 10 or 11.
Let's say that blind people represent group A. Mr Raso's straw-man has now led you, the audience, to inaccurately believe that blind people are unfairly discriminated against under the Gun Control Act.
She is legally blind, and represents Australia internationally in two sports: skiing and athletics.
Psychologist Stephen Weissman has hypothesized that City Lights is highly autobiographical, with the blind girl representing Chaplin's mother, while the drunken millionaire represents Chaplin's father.
Lindsay and Bernard Huppé suggest Bruegel may have implied that the blind men represent false priests who ignored Christ's admonitions not to carry gold, purses, or staves; the leader carries a hurdy-gurdy, a musical instrument associated with beggars in Bruegel's time; this perhaps implies a false minstrel, one who sings praises not for God.
