Sentence examples for focus vision from inspiring English sources

LONDON — Jay DeMerit sat in the eye doctor's office as a machine mapped the topography of his right cornea, the dome-shaped surface that covers the iris and pupil, and helps to focus vision.

Mr. Pollock, 56, who held a similar post at Focus Vision Worldwide in Stamford, Conn., which offers videoconferencing technology, had worked for many years at New York agencies like Ammirati Puris Lintas, which merged with Lowe & Partners to form Lowe Lintas & Partners Worldwide, part of the Lowe Group unit of the Interpublic Group of Companies.

Three alcoholic drinks will bring a person's blood alcohol level to a level of approximately 0.05percentt, which can impair the ability to rapidly focus vision, lower alertness, and decrease coordination to the point that steering becomes difficult and response to driving emergencies becomes blunted.

All the initiatives identified through the desk review were analyzed to prepare a matrix (step 4 of the Arksey & O'Malley framework [ 19, 21]) to outline common traits and themes, i.e. name and type of the institution, technology used, status of the initiative, focus (vision, mission, objectives), target population, financial information, service provision etc.

Some have a soft-focus vision of a life figured out down to the last crumb of afterschool snack with the kids, licked off the lips between high-octane conference calls.

For a designer with such a focused vision, Erdem's inspirations are diverse.

"So many great labels that I have loved over the years have a focused vision," Mr. Madell said.

In comparison, great technologies, companies, and products are often driven by the focused vision of just a few principles.

And if the view ain't pretty, it is highly picturesque — a witty, sharply focused vision of a time well past celebration.

Western policies with regard to Ukraine have not looked especially efficient or wise, either, and they lack the sort of focussed vision that Putin has.

He helps McGregor tackle certain issues that may arise in the crux of combat, providing guidance on when to use "peripheral vision versus focused vision," and helping him "have more efficient movements and more quality patterns".