Sentence examples for eye of which from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the cephalopod mollusk Nautilus possesses a pinhole eye of which further improvement is greatly restricted by a tradeoff between the resolution of an image and its brightness (Land and Nilsson 2002).

As these states were defined by BCVA in the treated eye, of which 67.2% were the worse-seeing eye at baseline, this method established an association between utility and BCVA changes in the treated eye.

Also known as Peters Plus syndrome, this disorder is characterized by abnormalities of the anterior chamber of the eye (of which Peters anomaly is the most common), in combination with other systemic symptoms.

For nineteenth-century French eyes, of which Manet's were among the keenest, the chief appeal of the Spanish masters was their immediacy.

Scleral buckling surgery was performed again in 12 eyes, of which one eye did not achieve retinal reattachment.

During the study period, 3289 patients underwent cataract surgery in one or both eyes, of which 6.32% had PXF.

Best known of Madagascar's animals are the lemurs, monkey-like creatures with large eyes, of which there are 32 different species.

There is a delicate scar over her left eyebrow, and a slight depression under the eye, neither of which she tries to hide.

My wife, who is aged 42, recently suffered from bilateral colossal aneurysms behind her left eye, one of which had ruptured.

Atlas' news means it can at least now look Accel and Balderton in the eye, both of which recently raised new funds.

They asked 46 subjects to view a set of words with either their left or right eye, each of which is wired to one hemisphere.