Unschooled in our rough ways, a visitor from America might assume he is being threatened, but actually the glare means that your order can now be taken — as long as you're quick about it.
Compensation/removal of this low-frequency glare means that the relative energy fraction occupied by the higher frequencies becomes increased (rightmost plot), in this case by ~20% and 30% for the HiLo and Ideal images respectively.
In subjects implanted with blue light-filtering IOLs, the reduction in left-turn safety margin produced by glare (mean ± SD = 0.445 ± 0.237 seconds) was significantly less (p < 0.001) than the reduction in left-turn safety margin produced by glare for subjects implanted with only the UVR-filtering IOL (mean ± SD = 0.775 ± 0.242 seconds).
All the guys from the "old men's club" were out in their skimpy T-shirts that morning, sipping cappuccino from plastic cups, their diamond pinky rings glaring in the mean sun.
He has learned to watch for the glaring tail lights that mean, once again, traffic has congealed into a mile-long parking lot.
Their blanket ban on publicly supporting charities meant a glaring absence of red ribbons across all their channels.
And it looks like me taking a work call in the waiting room of the pediatrician's office because I can't cancel so late, and every other mother glaring at me, because this means I am choosing my job over my sick daughter.
"Sarko" made headlines with his declarations that he would "karcherise" the ghettos of "la racaille" - words the U.S. press, with glaring inadequacy, has translated to mean "clean" the ghettos of "scum".
She wrote surreptitiously, at night: "I would light my half-penny dip [candle], hiding its glare by means of a towel and set to work on my monthly article".
"Reading defended deep and in numbers and Vaz Te has missed a glaring, glaring chance and two errors mean we have not taken any points against them.
