Sarah is horrified at this eye-for-an-eye strategy, and yet she discerns a core of justice in it.
The "eye-for-an-eye" strategy defeats the purpose of us fighting to break the second-class citizen stigma associated with our community.
Once it was clear he wasn't seeing eye-to-eye on strategy with his successor, William Perez William Perez, Knight didn't hesitate to buy out Perez' contract after just a year on the job.
Future studies are necessary to clarify the effective use of extrafoveal information in Easterners, assess the extent to which their eye movement strategy is regulated by social norms and identify the cultural roots shaping their perceptual strategies in vision.
At the same time I've always got an eye on strategy and the bigger picture.
The result of this research show that the formulation of new packaging design with eye catching strategy, make the color is green, the image is cup, the typography is custom and the shape is attractive.
In what is clearly the emotional heart of the book, he chronicles the turbulence surrounding the decline and fall of Old Labour, the fight against the hard left, the economic debacle of the mid-1970s and the disastrous election of 1979 all with a keen eye for strategy and personality.
Which is why, healthy economy or not, restaurateurs better have an eye for strategy when it comes to their menus.
In cricket, Land and McLeod's study [42] led them to conclude that a cricket player's eye movement strategy contributes to skill in the game (see also [43]).The distinction between visual ability measures and the use of different visual strategies has been compared to the hardware versus software (respectively) distinction in computing [44].
By contrast, Easterners shifted their eye movement strategy in the condition closest to naturalistic viewing conditions (8° – Figure 1), with fixations landing at their preferred location: the center of the face.
