Sentence examples for correct eye from inspiring English sources

"Back then people tried all sorts of therapy to correct eye tracking, and it turned out to be mostly misguided," Dr. Hinshaw said.

Various cats were decorated with awards for combinations of virtues that included correct eye shape and proper size and bone structure.

And the early adopters are responding like latter-day Oliver Wendell Holmeses.Three-dimensional Holmeses.Three-dimensional TVsges filmed from slightly different angles onto the screen; the images are then directed to the correct eye to produce the 3-D effect.

Bilateral muscimol injection into SEF resulted in directional errors in smooth pursuit, errors of whether to pursue, and impairment of initial correct eye movements.

Subsequently, users need to key in the correct eye elevation and target elevation values for the Revit cameras (see Figure 8), which can be advised by the CCTV setup advisor after the selection of the desired Revit camera, the floor level, and the subject height, and the input of desired camera height.

Blue argon lasers are used in surgery to weld arteries, destroy tumors, and to correct eye defects.

Through modern, politically correct eyes, the cartoon may seem anti-Semitic, but I don't see it that way.

It has been proposed that spontaneous retinal wave activity is a prerequisite for correct eye-specific axonal segregation in the LGN [7], [26], and the findings that Chrnb2−/−mutant mice lacked both cholinergic retinal waves and refined axonal targeting to the LGN supported this hypothesis.

Therefore, the algorithm is able to correct eye-tracking data with just five fixations, even when one of them is directed towards an entirely random location on the screen and the other four reflect typical inaccuracies in the sampling of fixations to stimuli.

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The eye-tracking system corrected eye movements automatically and obtained images with an infrared camera.