Sentence examples for median eye from inspiring English sources

Cyclopian malformations with a single median eye occur rarely in man and other animals.

The nauplius median eye is generally retained in the adult as a photoreceptor.

The central complex of decapods and insects, instead, receives indirect input from the lateral (compound) eye visual system, and connections with median eye (ocellar) projections are present.

In sessile barnacles the bilateral parts of the median eye separate and migrate laterally to thin places under the anterior pair of opercular plates, where they function better in the shadow reflex.

The mythical beings that appear in the folklore of many peoples races of dwarfs and giants, of sirens, mermaids, and men with a single median eye (cyclops) or leg (skiapods)—were probably suggested by observations of malformed humans.

A median eye may have also been present.

A study done some years ago found the median eye-to-screen distance in American homes to be nine feet (2.7 metres).

A survey made some years ago by Bernard Lechner, a television engineer at the former RCA Laboratories, near Princeton, New Jersey, showed that the median eye-to-screen distance in American homes was nine feet.

A study done some years ago by the now-defunct RCA Laboratories in New Jersey found the median eye-to-screen distance in American homes to be nine feet (2.7 metres).

In chelicerates and onychophorans, second-order neuropils subserving the median eyes are associated with the arcuate body.

In Leanchoilia illecebrosa Hou, 1987 and Leanchoilia superlata Walcott, 1912 there are probable dorsal median eyes and a pair of fine, stalked ventral eyes.