Furthermore, how can we interpret fossil evidence to permit a reconstruction of the "soft" tissues of the eyeball, as illustrated in Fig. 2?
Fortunately, he was blinking at the time, which pushed the pellet downward and away from the eye itself, lodging deep in the soft flesh between his eyeball and its socket.
I have been bullish on the media industry, and a number of these stocks suffered in 2006 amid soft advertising and widespread presumption that eyeballs will be lost to the Internet.
(Interestingly enough, the dogs' eyeballs "did not seem to show the effects of this phenomenon," though the soft tissue around them "was often grossly distended, as was the tongue").
Where fans see a glorious profusion of options, some performers see a potentially dangerous imbalance: an ever greater supply, balanced by the kind of soft, digital-era demand that can more easily be measured in eyeballs than in dollars.
This can actually include plenty of information about soft tissues since there are some inevitable correlates at play – the eyeballs have to sit in the orbits, the brain inside the skull and so on.
Even in this darkness, he saw wet gleams upon her eyeballs, like faraway fireflies, and the pallor of her long belly descending to a small soft shadow.
Open image in new window Fig. 7 Orbital abscess: a) Axial ceCT image in a soft tissue window showing severe right sided proptosis with the entire right eyeball lying anterior to the interzygomatic line (dotted line).
The scan detected a soft tissue structure, 12 × 13 × 14 mm, behind the left eyeball, adjacent to and medially dislodging the optic nerve.
