Retinoscopy was performed under cycloplegia at a distance of 1 meter, which gave an acceptance of 6/18p vision with -1.5 DS/- 2.25 DC × 120° in the right eye but left eye failed to improve.
Networks ratings are measured daily by an electronic survey called people meters, which gives nationwide information both on viewing and audience demographics.
Waxing crankier, Owen takes some digs at solar power, net metering (which gives people credit for wind or solar power they deliver back to the grid) and distributed generation: he claims they spur growth and consumption in the 'burbs, though he doesn't give their proponents a chance to rebut his charges, and many of his assertions have a "just so" flavor.
Background coverage for the network is provided by the static nodes, which are located throughout the target area, on a grid of roughly 20 to 30 meters, which gives a minimum coverage network for a building or area.
-This went on for years, until this summer, when the parking meters along this stretch of Broadway were replaced with Muni-Meters, which give paying motorists a slip of paper to display on their dashboards.
It also believes that government and industry should follow the lead of other Europen countries and begin installing smart meters which give consumers instant information about the energy they're using and the cost.
They contain an electronic clock, calendar and a light meter which make it possible to determine where the birds are at any given time.
The Real Estate Market Parisians, like New Yorkers, are enjoying a boom (or bulle, as some French economists say), zealously tracking prices with the help of a trade group, the Society of Notaires, which gives square-meter sales prices in dozens of neighborhoods in racing-form style.
There were great ideological battles in the past about work-life balance, but that was before ubiquitous streaming, which gives our team advantages on the happiness meter, earning time-off in lieu.
