Then his gaze ranged across the rancho — the fishponds, the tree house, the thistle-filled pasture, the collapsing farmhouse.
Scientists don't yet know why dogs fail this test, but it may be because "we train them to look at our eyes and face and not to follow our gaze," says Range.
We want our discerning, judgmental consumerist gaze to range over the entire production and distribution cycle of the items we buy and the services we support.
The mean gaze angle ranged between 10.3 and 13.1 degrees in these young children during relaxed standing, indicating small changes in the line of sight.
My appalling posture while gazing at a range of desktop, laptop and smartphone screens had caused such appalling back pain that I was forced to chug pink painkillers the size of broad beans.
In arguing too, the parson owned his skill, For e'en though vanquished, he could argue still; While words of learned length and thundering sound Amazed the gazing rustics ranged around, And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew That one small head could carry all he knew.
As for longer trips, gazing out across range after range of Austrian mountains that I have still not explored, I longed to return equipped with touring skis and skins, knowing that there would be scope for several lifetimes of adventure, crossing pass after pass and staying overnight in those well-appointed gemütlich mountain huts.
The range of gaze scanning in walking is frequently larger than the estimation error by about one order of magnitude.
Holding the phone to the ear narrowed the range of gaze, principally in subjects who exhibit a strong propensity to move the head with the eyes.
To gaze at the Panamint Range from the valley floor is to experience an old and dangerous illusion: the mountains do not seem nearly as high or as far off as they really are.
