They can then mass produce their eyes, driving down the cost per unit to a few dollars.
People who live in rural areas have increased barriers to receive basic and specialized eye care (e.g., glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy screening, pediatric screening and comprehensive eye exams, driving rehabilitation for those with low vision), and vision rehabilitation services; when asymptomatic, they are more likely to delay eye care until their symptoms become apparent and severe [ 19].
She is nearly blind in her left eye, so driving to work is not an option.
Broadcasters got control of the primary debates, whose format they designed with an eye to driving ratings and raising advertising revenue.
But even as Chen does battle with the BAT, he has his eye on driving Oak Pacific Interactive to an IPO.
The girl's mother told police that Young punched her in the face Friday morning, causing a black eye, before driving off with their child.
Chicago police arrested, beat, and sodomized with a gun Angel Perez, pushing in his eye sockets, driving his elbows back into his head, and sticking a gun into his rectum, all in an effort to "persuade" him to be a drug informant.
No PCP defect was observed in the eye when driving these EPs with the sevenless-Gal4 driver (not shown) arguing that the gene associated affects only a subset of PCP events.
It is still an old-fashioned kind of place, as long as you close your eyes while driving through some of the spec-house developments.
Both Essex men were strong through the off side, Cook driving and cutting, while Bopara's accumulation was punctuated by some eye-catching driving off the front and back foot.
