Sentence examples for different from the eye from inspiring English sources

The eye in the control group was not significantly different from the eye in the fibrin glue group, but it was characterized by more red blood cells.

How an adult child sees a parent through eyes often sharply different from the eyes of childhood.

However, different from the human eye, mouse eye spatial vision seems to be governed by rods instead of cones.

We believe that similar results can be observed in the clinical setting, because the size and rigidity of the eye of the porcine eye are not so different from the human eye.

Be on the lookout for hideous shads or misleading colours that are generated since the camera lens is far different from the human eye.

Different from the previous eye-gaze tracking methods, our system identifies the open or closed eye, and then interprets the eye winking as certain commands for human-machine interface.

These stories are very different from the twinkly eyed Kate Hudson chicklit films of the past two decades because the women here are depicted in a far more brutal and honest way: they're often broke, usually selfish, sometimes cruel, occasionally promiscuous, frequently intoxicated or high and generally pretty confused.

He was bulky and square with Johnny 5 levels of bore very different from the big eyed, anthropomorphic exaggerations of Pixar's usual stock.

Still, politicians do usually turn out to have had at least some beliefs that are non-generic and that are different from the bull's-eye center of public opinion at the moment.

We believe the reason for this phenomenon is that while retinal SDOCT images from different locations in the eye may appear very different, they are all built with similar building blocks (multiscale structural dictionary representing retinal layers with different thicknesses and orientations).

Damage to the developing eye of infants exposed to high oxygen fraction at normal pressure has a different mechanism and effect from the eye damage experienced by adult divers under hyperbaric conditions.