Sentence examples for far visions from inspiring English sources

"Surf on Black Sand, Point Lobos," from 1938, and "Eroded Rocks, South Shore, Point Lobos," from 1948, perform the same trick of perspective as Weston did on the pepper, collapsing our near and far visions until the landscapes look at one moment like distant views, and at others like close-up abstractions.

For some people, even a multifocal lens can now be fitted, to improve both near and far vision.

(The ciliary body is a ring of tissue directly behind the outer rim of the iris; besides being the source of aqueous humour, it contains the muscle that flattens the curvature of the lens for far vision).

He expanded the classic theory of the German physicist Hermann von Helmholtz to include the redisposition of internal parts of the lens structure in accommodation, a mechanism by which the eye can focus for near or far vision within certain limits.

Recently, with the advances of information and electrical technologies, Internet of Thing (IoT) has moved from being a far vision to an increasing market reality.

There were several theories of how this might occur, but Descartes accepted the view that the lens changes shape or "accommodates" for near and far vision.

To investigate in a pilot study the potential of an anterior chamber phakic refractive multifocal intraocular lens (IOL) prototype for the correction of near and far vision in those with myopic and hyperopic presbyopia.

Nonspecific chronic LBP subjects used more energy than healthy subjects to achieve postural sway stabilization when looking at a fixed target no matter the distance, and their CoP displacements increased in far vision.

However, lines of sight parallel are for far vision.

Snellen's chart (for far vision) Near vision acuity charts: charts that can assess vision within 1 m distance.

This can be explained by the fact that Tecnis and FineVision allocate similar amounts of light energy to far vision.