With limited sight in his left eye, he has to use a magnifying glass for close vision.
Argyll Robertson pupils, small and irregular pupils that do not react to light but constrict on accommodation to close vision, may be associated with syphilis or other brainstem diseases.
Mr. Muschamp's closing vision of 2 Columbus Circle reborn as a kitschy, Trump-fueled phantasmagoria does the same thing for this daringly proto-postmodern building.
Not silly kids wagging off school, but calm, considered, A-grade students who have researched their trip, found hundreds of pounds in funds, booked flights and headed towards earth's closest vision of actual hell.
It's expressed in the closing vision of Californian exurbia in The Crying of Lot 49, and it's here too in Doc's wish, on a misty freeway, "for the fog to burn away, and for something else this time, somehow, to be there instead".
There are similar intensities of close vision to be found in the scenes set in "House 6/1", the besieged outpost in Stalingrad that becomes a kind of microcosm of what Grossman, as a war correspondent, had found to love in the Red Army.
We need to look further, because close vision is blurred by different interests which are monitored effectively in a highly organised country like Finland.
Transformational leaders might communicate an opening vision, concentrating on experimentation and developing breakthrough innovations, or they might communicate a closing vision, seeking to attain specific and clear-cut objectives (Zacher and Rosing 2015).
I guess as I lose the sharpness of my up close vision (notice I Sharpied initials on the labels of the lipsticks because I simply cannot read that tiny Mac font any more), and forget details of what I did the day before, holding on to the things I can hold onto makes me feel, well, better.
For Closing Vision Client 6 if terminate is blocked: - Way Number 1. 1).
