Sentence examples for definition of vision from inspiring English sources

While taking in the show, a definition of "vision" gradually emerges from the haze.

Striem-Amit, on the other hand, is one of many neuroscientists who favor a definition of vision that is determined by the source of the stimulus: vision is any processing of information that comes from reflected rays of light.

They assume everyone shares their definitions of "vision," "accountability," and "results". The result is often sloppy behavior and misalignment that can cost a company dearly.

Clients who attend the low vision clinic comprise of patients who have been treated at the main eye clinic for various ailments but whose vision needs were not adequately met by conventional methods in accordance with the Bangkok definition of low vision [ 1].

This definition of low vision excludes individuals whose visual acuity could be improved by surgical and/or medical treatment and refers to functional vision.

But the designer added another definition of his vision: "dynamic energy".

Bonnie Hagemann: For us, the definition of a vision is this: a clear picture of a positive future state.

The inconsistent results are due to the definition of poor vision chosen by the authors (the BCVA cut-off ranged from ≤ 6/60 to < 3/60), the variability in the last follow up visit which was from six months to over six years, the ethnic differences of angle closure mechanism and the continuous improvement in the management of this disease.

In the Beaver Dam Eye Study [17] in 1992, using a similar definition of loss of vision reported proportions were 38.8% for men and 45.9% for women older than 74 years.

It differs from other definitions of low vision in the literature which include all individuals presenting with impaired vision regardless of the cause, potential for treatment and the ability to use residual vision.

The Indian definition of blindness is vision <6/60 in the better eye on presenting vision.