Sentence examples for in the lenses of from inspiring English sources

In addition to eczematous changes, persons with atopic dermatitis may also often have diminished, absent, or paradoxical cutaneous vascular reactions to vasodilating and vasoconstricting drugs; impaired immunity to fungal and viral infections; and cataracts in the lenses of the eyes.

Apple has begun to buy sapphire crystal, the ultra-hard material which it currently uses only in the lenses of its cameras, in larger quantities than ever before, while reports from Bloomberg in November as well as patents filed in January suggest that pressure sensitivity may be in the pipeline, letting the devices distinguish between heavy and light touches.

It's what we do, in some ways it's entirely what we do — and so the devastating rose of a galaxy's being born, the fatal lamé of another's being torn and dying, we frame in the lenses of our super-duper telescopes the way we would those other completely incomprehensible fecund and dying subjects at a family picnic.

The zeta-crystallin in the lenses of these relatively remote relatives represents the legacy of parallel evolutionary events, not recent common ancestry.

Protein-coding gene: animals have specialized proteins, called crystallins, in the lenses of their eyes that help refract light and allow them to see in focus.

They did this by creating the slat-effect using polarisers - similar to those used in the lenses of 3D cinema glasses.

This adjusts the space in-between the lenses of the Rift.

In the lens of each telescope is a thumping heart.

Creativity is now a byword for ideas refracted in the lens of ironic self-reference.

Less evocative of the cinematic spotlight, this current face reflects the flash of a culture caught in the lens of the paparazzi.

"The proteins in the lens of an adult are decades old," said Dr. Jane F. Koretz, a professor of biophysics at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N.Y.