Sentence examples for eyes defining from inspiring English sources

Perrine was an exquisite beauty with wide-set sea-green eyes defining a cherubic face.

They say that stiff coiffures, overdone eyes, defined lips and matte skin are out.

Do their eyes define who they are?

To start evaluating the merits of this idea I computed the relative density of the ipsilateral versus contralateral eyes, defined as OD = (ρipsi−ρcontra)/(ρipsi+ρcontra); where ρ = ρON+ρOFF.

Posterior segments were examined through an undilated pupils with direct ophthalmoscope to assess vertical cup:disc ratios (CDR), CDR asymmetry between the two eyes (defined as CDR asymmetry >0.2), and the presence of splinter hemorrhages on the optic disc.

The filament of the halogen lamp was imaged in the pupil plane of the eye defining a 2.6 × 1.3 mm entrance pupil.

They crossed the Alps with an Italy in their mind's eye defined by plains stretching out languorously in diffused sunlight, roaring torrents, lagoons and cataracts shaped by painters of pastoral harmony like Poussin, Claude Lorrain and Salvator Rosa.

A clear voice and an unsparing eye define the songs of Amy Bezunartea, who is playing Rockwood Music Hall in advance of the Sept. 25 release of her calmly implacable second album, "New Villain" (Kiam).

According to the standard model of scotopic and photopic sensitivities of the human eye defined by international commission on illumination (CIE), the sensitivity at 630.0 nm is approximately 20%% of that at 557.7 nm (Günther and Stiles 1982).

If both eyes were dosed during the study, the worse evaluable eye (defined as the eye with the higher IOP at 9 a.m. averaged across the two eligibility visits) was selected as the study eye.

Inclusion criteria were any of the following: POAG with glaucomatous optic neuropathy in at least one eye, defined as a cup-disc ratio ≥ 0.6 on fundoscopy by two independent examiners, and repeatable reliable visual field defect on SAP.