Sentence examples for iris from from inspiring English sources

The use of concomitant cART distinguishes IRIS from a paradoxical TB reaction; IRIS occurs in patients receiving cART while paradoxical TB reaction occurs in the absence of cART.

Two-shot of Nicolas and Iris from Althea's angle.

Homeowners can control Iris from a Web browser or a mobile phone.

The software then isolates the iris from the scan and divides it into 2,048 segments for analysis.

It's no surprise to discover that the screenwriter, Kent Broadhurst, adapted "Wild Iris" from his own play, called "Black Iris".

So he challenged a group of visiting schoolchildren to describe the large variety of odors that emerge from an iris, from close to its beard.

I have the irises from my sister's garden three houses ago and the fern I dug up in my friend Naomi's yard.

But van Gogh has popped up many times before in fashion, not least as the compelling beaded jackets of embroidered sunflowers and irises from Yves Saint Laurent in 1988.

He prefers the term "water-smart gardening," which he describes as looking beyond native grasses to attractive imports from regions with similarly dry climates -- snow irises from eastern Asia, say, or daisies that thrive in the mountains of South Africa.

In all these pursuits, he loved capturing the small moments of beauty in the world that often go unnoticed, whether it be the dunes on a Cape Cod beach or the irises from his own garden.

Moreover, the various sizes of eyelids in normalized iris images also may damage the similarity between two irises from a pattern class.