Sentence examples for lens in three from inspiring English sources
Rather than focusing on reasons why coverage was low, like Naimoli et al. (2008) and others (Marsh et al. 2004; Pascale et al. 2010), we applied a positive deviance lens in three countries meaning we explored cases with positive outcomes and compared the experience of districts where coverage improved with districts where coverage remained unchanged.
Wes D. Gehring's Chaplin's War Trilogy: An Evolving Lens in Three Dark Comedies, 1918-1947 (McFarlandiscussesses The Great Dictator and other films, while John Fawell's The Essence of Chaplin: The Style, the Rhythm and the Grace of a Master (McFarland) looks at the actor's work behind the camera.
Solution: Goggles that split the lens in two, helping a swimmer maintain proper head alignment.
Subjects wore a colored lens in one eye and a clear contact in the other.
The origins of modern life and art are viewed through a British lens in two museum exhibitions opening this week.
In a remarkable example of parallel evolution, the same protein (known as zeta-crystallin) appears to have been independently recruited to go to work as part of the lens in two distantly related groups of vertebrates: the llama and guinea pig families (Gonzalez et al. 1995).
Most frequently appearing in dogs between the ages of 3 and 8 years old, it is where the lens in one or both eyes becomes displaced.
Each whole-tissue section was scanned with a × 400-power lens in ten different fields.
Saito et al. [ 29] reported hyperopic shifts (1.1 to 4.9 D) and an increase of approximately 0.2 mm in the thickness of the lens in five diabetic subjects during hyperglycemia.
Bausch & Lomb and a rival, Ciba Vision, which is owned by Novartis, are involved in patent lawsuits over long-wear contact lenses in three states and in Ireland, Germany and Australia.
Like most Randolph models they are available with several different color and material choices for lenses, in three frame sizes, with different frame colors and temple options, and choice of polarized or not.
