Sentence examples for eye enables from inspiring English sources

Coach's Eye (iPad $4.99) Coach's Eye enables students to record each other performing a skill or activity using the built-in camera on the iPad.

Noninvasive in vivo examination of the rodent eye enables monitoring disease progression through its entire course in individual animals, which could provide more accurate monitoring of disease onset, progression, and response to therapies.

His editor's eye enabled him to make mini-feature films for television in an age when the competition was distinctly cheap-looking.

He and his parents wrote that the combination of rigorous academic curriculum, which requires Daniel to stay on task, and the online learning system that does not strain his social skills, attention deficits or force him to look anyone in the eye, enable him to better manage his autism.

Bacon follows Ibn al-Haytham and imposes a geometrical model on the eye, enabling him to give a geometrical account of radiation through the eye.

The field of optics has its origins in the Ancient Greek period, when figures like Euclid and Ptolemy wrote works on the subject, but they often focused primarily on the science of vision, analyzing (e.g). the visual rays that were sometimes thought to extrude from the eye, enabling it to perceive distant physical objects.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05981.001 'Rod' cells in the eye enable us to see in starlight.

Residual motion artifacts in the OCT B-scans are reduced to 0.32 minutes of arc (~1.6 µm) in an in vivo human eye enabling acquisition of high quality images from the optic nerve head and lamina cribrosa pore structure.

Manufactured by a company called True Fit Try On, which also does a brisk business in "hygienic liners" for bathing suits, this translucent mask, sort of a Ped for the face, with holes only for the eyes, enables the wearer to try on expensive clothing without worrying that her makeup will soil the neckline.

Many Eyes enables users to upload their multivariate data, generate graphical displays and engage a broader audience [17].

And I still have a few left to see, including the world's only nocturnal member of the family Laridae, the swallow-tailed gull of the Galapagos Islands, whose unfeasibly huge eyes enable it to hunt by night.