Sentence examples for coordinating eye from inspiring English sources

These have been assembled and intermeshed under the coordinating eye of Helen C. Evans, curator of Byzantine art.

For the last 34 years Dr. Little, 61 sojourned unpaid to the far flung nether regions of Afghanistan coordinating eye care for some of poorest people in the world, in work sponsored in part by a hometown church, the First Presbyterian Church in the updated New York City of Schednectady.

It plays an important role in providing metabolic nutrient requirements of the lens, coordinating eye growth and providing support to the retina.

They seem to be specialized for coordinating eye and limb movements in near peripersonal space for the defense of the entire body, but also for acquisitive movements such as hand-to-mouth and biting.

They saw double because their weakened or paralyzed eye muscles prevented coordinated eye movements.

Encephalitis may affect the brainstem only, with consequent damage to cranial nerves, to cerebellar connections, to the long ascending and descending tracts in the pons and medulla oblongata, and to the reticular activating system and short tracts within the brainstem that control the functions of consciousness and coordinate eye movements.

All animals, from zebrafish to humans, contain an optic tectum, which coordinates eye movement and the organism's response to objects in their visual fields.

The oculomotor nerve (III), trochlear nerve (IV) and abducens nerve (VI) coordinate eye movement.

Therefore, a noise removal technique was first applied to the data which filters out highly variable non-physiological measurements (high frequency noise) by taking a window or block of 50 (x,y) coordinate eye gaze positions (around 210ms) and calculates the speed of any eye movement between the positions recorded at time point t and t+1.

Ganglion cells are ultimately separable into ∼15 20 classes that project to a range of central nervous system loci, providing the critical information for perceptual vision, visual world mapping to coordinate eye movements and gaze, and non-image-forming operations such as circadian phase-setting.

By collecting videotapes from locations across the country and then synchronizing the timing of the images they contain, the International Occultation Timing Association IOTAA) will be able to create a picture of the moon's edge, much the way our paired, coordinated eyes create a three-dimensional model of our surroundings.