Sentence examples for capable of vision from inspiring English sources
But to do this it would need to be capable of vision, not merely sight; like the brain, it would need to distinguish objects, then determine which ones mattered.
The resolution of hawk eyes is about twice as high as that of humans, and there are many nocturnal animals capable of vision in far dimmer light than is conducive to human sight.
The benefits ecosystem dominants derive from increased ability to sense and respond to their environment (Vermeij [1999]) are wonderfully illustrated by the Cambrian's meter-long apex predator Anomalocaris, with its pair of 3-cm-wide eyes, capable of vision clearer than that of most modern arthropods (Paterson et al.[2011]).[2011]
The skull was short, and possessed large, rounded eye sockets that faced forward, suggesting that the animal had good vision and was capable of binocular vision.
Oviraptor had a short skull with very large eyes surrounded by a bony ring; it was possibly capable of stereoscopic vision.
As a middle-class, midwestern Irish Catholic from what Edmund Wilson called "a semi-excluded background" vis-a-vis the Ivy League and the world of eastern privilege, he seems capable of double vision, the appearance of viewing character, from inside and outside.
The latter is particularly efficient at providing large visual fields, and many insects are capable of 360° vision.
In a variety of vertebrates capable of color vision, longitudinal chromatic aberration (LCA) of the optical system is corrected for by the exactly tuned longitudinal spherical aberration (LSA) of the crystalline lens.
Moreover, these cells are capable of restoring vision at the behavioural level.
Eyes of the above simple nature are not capable of distinct vision, and serve only to distinguish light from darkness.
The taped safety glasses used in this study are not capable of limiting vision to only the nasal portion of the retina, but they can be expected to preferentially allow for stimulation of that section of the retina, and therefore might be expected to generate a stronger stimulation of the contralateral hemisphere than hemifield attention or monocular stimulation.
