Royce came to the sheriff's department from Morristown, N.J., after the Seeing Eye organization, which trains dogs to aid blind people, rejected him because of a short attention span.
This is consistent with a novel eye organization that possibly comprises "two eyes in one".
This insect order represents a particularly enigmatic group, often known to systematists for their unclear position (Fig. 2) (see Beutel and Pohl 2006 for recent review), and whose unusual eye organization has long been noted (MacCarthy 1991; Rösch 1913).
In fact, the eye organization is so peculiar that it has led Mike Land to comment: "One is tempted to conclude that these eyes, so unlike anything in any other insect, either came from outer space or were put here by God to confuse scientists" (Land 1984).
Below the ancestral pattern, Fig. 5 shows actual examples of eye organization of two pierid species, Colias erate and Pieris rapae.
Seen through Mr. D'Alessandro's eyes, organizations do strange things and engage in strange rituals, like "off sites".
What that means, he went on, is that the Better Business Bureau is evolving from its beginnings as a "grass-roots, look-'em-in-the-eye organization," as he put it, to "an online provider of consumer information".
Nilsson and Pelger's evolutionary sequence of eye-organizations that increasingly enhance visual acuity constitutes a classic example of such a sequence (ibid).. Given their proximate focus, neither the currently unknown adaptive conditions under which these mechanisms functioned, nor the particular animal in which they were embedded need to be addressed by such explanations.
But after combined efforts from leading eye health organizations, in 2005, a bill was signed into law that classified all contact lenses as medical devices.
Because Trump can't repeal the law without congressional approval, he's leaning on the IRS to turn a blind eye to organizations that violate it.
He has an eye for organization and detail; Adam's dive from a bridge is shot so gloriously that you're disappointed that Eastern European judges aren't standing by to score the achievement.
