Sentence examples for defective vision from inspiring English sources

While ninaB mutants are known to have defective vision, it is not clear that impaired vision is their only defect.

The writer suffers from defective vision.

The New Yorker, February 1 , 1936P. 16 The writer suffers from defective vision.

But Mr. Mason did not let his defective vision slow him down in his profession.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, February 1 , 1936P. 16 The writer suffers from defective vision.

Defective vision under reduced illumination may reflect the congenital or hereditary condition known as retinitis pigmentosa or may be acquired as a result of severe deficiency of vitamin A. Defective colour vision affects men more often than women.

Once we have agreed that the existence of epistemic objects is established by the epistemic instruments (as for example the existence of the desk in front of me is established by my perceptual abilities, in this case primarily non-defective vision) we then have to address the further question of how to establish the instruments.

(Since women have two X chromosomes, a defective color vision gene on one will usually be compensated for by a good gene on the other).

Right eye colour vision was totally defective - no colour plates Vs 17/19 in the left eye (using Ishihara's pseudoisochromatic chart).

The automated detection of defective apples with a machine vision system is difficult because of the non-uniform intensity distribution on the apple images and the visual similarity between the stem-ends/calyx and the defects.

Suppose further that all the propitious conditions for a veridical perception are present in this case, e.g., the traveller's vision is not defective, there is adequate light, and so on.