Sentence examples for extent vision from inspiring English sources

Once or twice a month, this soldier would have a day-long bout in which he exhibited complex behavior (e.g., singing, writing a letter, "reloading", "aiming", and "firing" his cane with motions exactly appropriate to a rifle in a skirmish) while being plausibly unconscious, as evidenced by insensitivity to pins and shocks, sound, smell and taste, and to a great extent, vision.

The total time in which spiders have to deal with immature eyes is by no means negligible and it might therefore be interesting to investigate in behavioral studies to what extent vision is available shortly after ecdysis.

Criteria: Loss of sight that is permanent and irreversible to the extent that vision is measured 3/60, even with the use of visual aids.

To a large extent, that vision still reflects Britain's reality.

The extent of vision loss depends on how much of the retina is affected and whether the macula is involved.

To a great extent, that vision -- and the concentration it requires -- has been shaped by the slow, patient route Mr. Ghesquiere took.

The restaurant was, to a great extent, the vision of Mr. McDonald, who had worked at Noma and Per Se and who combined ambitious modern techniques with older ones like foraging, fermentation and pickling.

To a significant extent, that vision is true, and for a time the Great War brought domestic unity and shared purpose to European nations deeply divided by class, gender and politics.

Membrane-bound FasL triggered photoreceptor cell death, while soluble FasL exhibited neuroprotective effects, indicating that enzyme-mediated cleavage of FasL determines, in part, the extent of vision loss following retinal detachment.

This evidence supports the hypothesis that non-visual cues are paramount in social interactions of individual mouse lemurs, and that, to the extent that vision is important, it does not depend on color discrimination.

This trial would aim to establish the exact role of the FUSION approach, and to validate if it can be used as an alternative to monthly regimens without compromising the extent of vision gain, even in the current population of patients in daily clinical practice who may present with very good levels of vision.