Sentence examples for more acute vision from inspiring English sources

Fast predatory sharks tend to have more acute vision, and in some deep-diving species the eyes are well developed to maximize detection of ambient light.

These predators had more acute vision than most living arthropods.

The Portuguese dogfish has more acute vision than many other deepsea sharks: in addition to having a large pupil and lens, and a tapetum lucidum, its eyes also contain a high concentration of ganglion cells mostly concentrated in a horizontal streak that is densest at the center; these cells impart highly sensitive motion detection along the horizontal plane.

Natural selection occurs because individuals having more-useful traits, such as more-acute vision or swifter legs, survive better and produce more progeny than individuals with less-favourable traits.

Their sense of smell is more acute but their vision less so.

Darkness may also impair so-called ambient vision — the unfocused visual field that senses speed and position — but it usually affects acute vision more strongly, Dr. Leibowitz found.

The conspicuous main eyes provide vision more acute than a cat's during the day and 10 times more acute than a dragonfly's, and this is essential in P. labiata′s navigation, hunting and mating.

Because vision is important in the life of a trout, the eyes are well developed; the retina possesses both rods (for vision in dim light) and cones (for perceiving more acute images and for colour vision).

"That's because your peripheral vision is more acute".

the vision grows more acute everything is seen with a new clarity.

I think you compensate, it is like everything, if you are hard of hearing, you compensate, your vision becomes more acute and your sense of smell and things, and I think I just compensated with a bigger personality.