Sentence examples for classical eye from inspiring English sources

He's got an almost classical eye, and a very fine sense of the nuances in relationships and things like that.

The mathematical continuum as conceived by Brouwer displays a number of features that seem bizarre to the classical eye.

Image processing techniques are used mainly because they allow large scale statistical evaluation in addition to classical eye screening.

Of interest, many of the classical eye colour genes (e.g. white, plum, scarlet) are highly tubule-enriched, reflecting the role of the tubule in storing and processing pigment precursors.

Even the name of the company is an ode to Florence, though of the city seen through classical eyes.

Pycnogonids possess only a periscope-like ocular tubercle with four little eyes or ocelli (sensu Richter et al. [ 44]) generally interpreted as median eyes, whereas classical lateral eyes are absent.

The smallest, innermost planet is the last of the classical, naked-eye planets to get an orbiter.

The fracture surfaces at numbers of cycles to failure exceeding this limit show the classical fish-eye morphology with the crack originating from CaO/MgO Al2O3 inclusions with diameters between 16 and 45 μm.

In the situation of delay classical eyeblink (eye-retraction) conditioning in goldfish, in which the cerebellum is also involved, it has been reported that the conditioned response to the CS presentation is accurately timed to the onset of the US [ 18].

The distribution of echinoid tube foot photoreceptors across the body was described as a derived "compound-eye" comparable to the classical rhabdomeric cerebral eyes of protostomes [ 9].

Based on classical schematic model eyes such as the Gullstrand eye, a measurement error of 1 mm in AL ends up in an error refraction of around 3.5 D and an erroneous determination of the pseudophakic lens position of 1 mm based on the preoperative assessed phakic ACD leads to an error refraction of around 1.6 D.