Sentence examples for eye shift from inspiring English sources

The analysis indicates that if the batter shifts his/her gaze to fixate on the ball at any point on the perceived path (i.e., if the batter resumes viewing the ball foveally), a break of up to 1.25 ft will be perceived (depending on the initial eccentricity and when eye shift occurs).

Once you have the image of the room clear in your mind's eye, shift that perspective to try to see that image as though you were standing over or near your body.

The eye shifts focus, and the letters blur; the woman in the photograph occupies your attention.

Between these points, "Sky Eye" shifts through a good many moods.

Nudging the image in and out of focus, the director turns the camera into an inebriated eye, shifting our attention from foreground to background with blurry regularity.

But Cogley said they are understanding of her eye shifts when she explains why.

He looked tired, harmless, his one good eye shifting uncertainly behind his glasses.

Bates rejected this explanation, and in his 1920 book presented photographs which he said showed that the image remained the same size even as the eye shifted focus, concluding from this that the lens was not a factor in accommodation.

Since the AHP is driven by the sound (dominant) eye, surgery according to the principles of Kestenbaum, Anderson and Goto has to be performed on the fixating eye shifting the null zone towards the viewing eye.

Fixations were identified from these eye movements based on the velocity of eye shifts: periods when the velocity was less than 40 visual degrees per second were marked as fixations (with a minimum duration of 50 ms).

Eye shifting can increase eye strain and frustration, unless performed as an exercise.