Visual function testing (best corrected visual acuity and sensitivity) was performed in MS patients and controls using low-contrast Sloan letter charts (retro-illuminated version, Precision Vision, IL) at 10% and at 5% low-contrast levels and Pelli-Robson contrast sensitivity chart and at full contrast (100% ETDRS 2000 chart, testing high-contrast visual acuity).
BCVA was measured using the standardized, 70-letter Early Treatment Diabetic Retinopathy Study ETDRSS) chart (Chart "R," Precision Vision, La Salle, IL, USA) at 4 meters distance.
Découpage demanded a faultless eye and deft fingers; the smallest point or curve in a letter had to be rendered with precision.
At the direction of a linotypist, the letters danced into place with the precision of the Rockettes, but to the discerning eye they were always individualists.
Then you must flay the children, who write every single word on every single copy; otherwise they won't do so with the intense precision required to make every letter look the same.
Purists value sign-painting as a skillful craft that displays precision and a mastery of letters; while CASH4 respects that tradition, the content defines how he uses his medium.
In this letter, we develop a fixed-point arithmetic, low precision, implementation of an exponentially weighted moving average (EWMA) that is used in a neural network with plastic weights.
But for all his precision and virtuosic shifts of mood, "Love Letter" is a choreographic afterthought, falling short of what Mr. Leichter has in his power to deliver.
In a letter to its dealers, G.M. said that the inflator modules were "complex, precision devices with many parts," explaining why it would take months to build replacements.
For all its echoes of Frank Capra and Charlie Chaplin (as well as Ford), the movie is also a love letter to modern Tokyo, whose alleyways and skyscrapers are drafted with flawless precision and tinted with tenderness and warmth.
