Sentence examples for eye tension from inspiring English sources

His Warhol film, from 1964, was a single still shot, varying only in angle of head, direction of eye, tension and mood.

Pain in their eyes, tension rippling across faces, acceptance of the inevitable, but never retreat".

In the third round, Frampton's shoulders eased ever so slightly and he found success with a strong right hook to Martínez's face, opening a cut on his left eye, easing tension in the crowd.

The results for 54 glaucoma eyes were as follows: 43 eyes were normal tension glaucoma (34 eyes with medications, nine eyes without medications), eight eyes were primary open-angle glaucoma (eight eyes with medications), one eye was secondary open-angle glaucoma (with medications), and two eyes were without glaucomatous optic neuropathy.

He had prophylactic surgery to change the shape of his eye and reduce tension.

"One of the best ways to decrease eye strain and tension in your neck is to do some slow, deliberate neck rolls," she adds.

To compare the lamina cribrosa thickness, measured by swept-source optical coherence tomography (SS OCT), between each eye of normal tension glaucoma (NTG) patients with unilateral visual field (VF) defect and to investigate the correlation between lamina cribrosa thickness and VF loss.

Ophthalmic OTC formulations had the largest range of surface tensions at the surface-to-air interface of 34.3 70.9 dynes/cm; however, all formulations indicated for treatment of dry eye had surface tensions higher than that of normal tears, while those for treatment of red eye had surface tensions below.

There is a hunted expression in her eyes, a wary tension in her features and a slightly brittle chippiness in her comments.

Made at a time when Europeans were keeping a close eye on racial tensions in America, Jankus's drawing of Catfish Row shows a topsy-turvy urban block, with a tilted streetlamp and precarious-looking fire escapes.

"Not moving his eyes lets the tension linger unbearably, and the audience doesn't find a trigger anywhere onstage to laugh, which is what we want in that particular moment".