Sentence examples for far-away objects from inspiring English sources

As a result, when children spend too many hours inside, their eyes fail to grow correctly and the distance between the lens and retina becomes too long, causing far-away objects to look blurry.

In other words, far-away objects in space are getting farther away; the universe is expanding.

The only graphics-related issue was that far-away objects took too long to appear.

The same technique could be used to measure other far-away objects that have an x-ray halo, they say.

It isn't without its faults: the rendering of far-away objects takes too long and there aren't a lot of side missions (unlike the GTA series), but they pale in comparison to the pluses.

The early Renaissance artist Brunelleschi, who introduced linear perspective into European art (showing depth on a flat canvas by drawing far-away objects smaller), taught his generation that what they saw depended on how they looked at it.

The amount of redshift can give us an indication of how far away objects in the galaxy are from us.

Depth of View: The Kinect uses a camera system that can tell how far away objects are, allowing it to identify an arm against a more distant background, for example.

Unlike an optical telescope, which is a simple piece of glass that makes far away objects appear closer, a radio telescope detects radio waves coming from space.

This processor does all the heavy duty computing to determine how far away objects are, and eventually even tell what the objects are.

"To [survey small objects], a short range laser scanner is required but, a short-range LS cannot capture big or far away objects.