But this one was different: alongside the customary techno-utopian or counterintuitive visions of the future, was a champion camel-jumper, who boasted of clearing seven camels in one leap, and the head of a pigeon-racing club, who described a recent competition where some of the unfortunate competitors were "eaten by predators and others died from the weather".
Also, when working with real-time oriented computer vision applications, it is customary to present the computation time as frames per second (FPS).
As a World Vision International report on customary law in contemporary South Sudan states, "the Southern Sudanese people [believe] that the purpose of any legal action in regard to crime is to restore the social equilibrium rather than to punish the wrongdoer" (Jok et al. 2004, 39).
There's fisticuffs, the card game Gwent, alcohol that turns your vision blurry, and of course the customary looting when nobody's looking.
Uncorrected presbyopia was defined as binocular near vision <N8 at the subject's <span class="lh">customary working distance in subjects aged >35 years and who had a binocular presenting distance VA of 6/12 (logMAR 0.3) or better.
Near vision was assessed binocularly using the N notation chart at the customary working distance (usual range 33 35 cm) for each individual.
The cameras also spare patients the inconvenience of having their pupils dilated, a procedure that is customary in conventional ophthalmological examinations and results in a few hours of light sensitivity and blurry vision.
Analysis of her visions is problematic since the main source of information on this topic is the condemnation trial transcript in which she defied customary courtroom procedure about a witness' oath and specifically refused to answer every question about her visions.
Near vision was assessed in all subjects, irrespective of their distance vision, using N notation near vision chart at the customary working distance for each individual (usual range 33-35 cm) binocularly.
