Sentence examples for characteristic eyes from inspiring English sources

During ripening, this species drives the fermentation of lactate into propionate, acetate and CO2, via the Wood-Werkman cycle, resulting in the formation of the characteristic "eyes" and flavor of these cheeses.

A characteristic eye-spot like structure could be observed in the cells under the TEM.

This approach confirmed the diagnosis of Niemann Pick type C in two siblings with adult-onset ataxia, but lacking the characteristic eye movement disorder seen in childhood (Patients P15 and P16), and also prompted careful review of neuroimaging, which confirmed the thin corpus callosum characteristic of ZFYVE26/SPG15 (Patient P19, Fig. 2) (Goizet et al., 2009).

We are now working on an adapted and hierarchical AAM, which use for each face characteristics (eyes and mouth essentially), the most relevant adapted model.

[23], because we used the interval [0,10], and the user was instructed to vote 0 (zero) if the face characteristics (eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth, ears) were "very hard" to identify, and to vote 10 (ten) if the face characteristics were "very easy" to identify.

Animals were observed during the course of the study for morbidity, mortality, general health and signs of toxicity, food consumption, body weight, clinical observations including skin and fur characteristics, eye and mucous membrane, respiratory, circulatory, autonomic and central nervous systems, somatomotor and behavior patterns, ophthalmologic examination, and dermal Draize observations.

A standardized questionnaire was used to collect information on pigmentation characteristics (eye colour, hair colour, skin colour, number of naevi and presence of solar lentigines), the presence of childhood sunburns, Fitzpatrick's skin type classification (see Table S5), and personal and family history of cancer.

Individuals were aged using plumage characteristics, eye and gape color, and the degree of skull ossification [ 53].

This process then reverses and the sleeper enters a period of REM-stage sleep, so-called because of the characteristic rapid eye movements that are associated with it.

In 1927, Dorothy Parker (writing as The Constant Reader) reviewed William Lyon Phelps' book, "Happiness," with her characteristic gimlet eye: I give you my word, in the entire book, there is nothing that cannot be said aloud in mixed company.

To compare ocular surface characteristics in eyes after femtosecond laser assisted laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) or photorefractive keratectomy (PRK).