Walk through any hospital and you can see with your own eyes the difference between a well-led ward and one that isn't.
Since we found that younger infants tend to move their head before their eyes, the difference between the two tasks mentioned above could suggest the faster development of inhibition-of-return performances, and this would confirm the idea of inhibition of return being a phylogenetically ancient midbrain mechanism [ 17, 29].
This system tries to recreate the experience of watching a real world scene, where two different images are captured by each eye and the difference between them depends on the position of the elements in the world related to the viewer's position.
Each stall is given a government cleanliness rating, which is displayed at eye level – the difference between an A and a B can be a month's salary.
How can we keep an eye on the difference between ontic and ontological measurement, and prevent the one from interfering with the other?
I'd add that it helps to keep a close eye on the difference between a bad idea and an incomplete idea.
She worked on an injury prevention program, and it opened her eyes to the difference between theory and practice.
Now, a study in this week's Nature dispels a widely held view of how our eyes discern the difference between, say, a red rectangle and a green one--and leaves neuroscientists questioning a half-century-old theory.
If the displaced residual value is smaller than the JND value, the change of the gray level cannot be detected by human eyes because the difference between the current pixel and the one at the predicted location is smaller than the human noticeable luminance distortion.
The terrorist attack in Paris offers them a teachable moment, an opportunity to open students' eyes to the difference between truth and propaganda; between governing by fiat and governing by persuasion; between intellectual rigidity and intolerance, on one hand, and free and robust debate, on the other.
