Tynan's genius was for evocation, for trapping a performance in ink and making it matter, showing that the theatre could send you back to daily life with enhanced eyes.
In "Starfish," Peter Watts imagines a power station, located at a deep-sea vent, where physical modifications (replaced lungs, enhanced eyes) allow the workers to swim among the tube worms; some divers "go native," developing a new sensibility suited for the sea floor.
Once inside, all name tags looked 50 shades of gray and everyone, even those with non-surgically enhanced eyes, was struggling.
Focus on complementary shades, and only work on one area, no clashing, and enhanced eyes go with quiet lipstick, and vice versa.
"What's in it for us?" asked her husband Todd, staring squarely at the camera and screen floating just above my hazy, bourbon-enhanced eyes.
"The fact that this processing is further enhanced by expressive eye widening underscores the importance of our eyes as social signals".
MST is also known to contain particularly high fractions of "real-motion" cells that respond preferentially to stimuli moving in the external world, regardless of presence or absence of retinal motion (Sakata et al. 1985; Erickson and Thier 1991; Galletti and Fattori 2003), consistent with imaging data showing enhanced integration of eye position with retinal flow in MST (Goossens et al. 2006).
Moreover, AdCA5 injection into mouse eyes enhanced neovascularisation in multiple capillary beds, including those not responsive to VEGF alone.
It is possible that the use of sign language (Japanese Sign Language; JSL) leads to enhanced attention to the eye region because changes in eye configurations convey various syntactic distinctions and grammatical information in JSL as in ASL [60],[60].
