The link between convergence of the eyes and focusing is very strong, and normally the two actions work in harmony, resulting in both eyes being appropriately aligned on the object of regard.
April Gornik's own land-sea-sky scapes depict nature as an object of regard -- but "human perspective" neither encloses nor limits the mysterious emotion that flows from her apprehension of the "other".
In foveate animals, such as primates, eye movements that bring the object of regard onto the fovea add an additional layer of complexity and are controlled largely by the cerebral cortex [16].
Ordinarily optical systems are designed to provide best optical image quality when operating with on-axis conditions, where the object of regard is centered on the optical axis.
This woman who lost her soul is a male fantasy, an object of male regard, and, unlike the novel's big male characters, she is seen from within only while she's a teenager and on a few other discrete occasions.
Bligh, an accomplished draughtsman, had written of Christian and Heywood: "These two had been objects of my particular regard and attention, and I had taken great pains to instruct them".
Physical phenomena, land forms, geological objects, ecological communities, single species, individual organisms, and their performances are all treated as ontologically undifferentiated objects of human aesthetic regard (Budd 2003).
There are at least two important deficiencies—(1) absence of consideration of the potential aesthetic agency of non-human animals, and (2) an absence of consideration of the ontological diversity of natural phenomena that have become the objects of human aesthetic regard.
The car industry, for example, has long been the main object of debate regarding emission reduction targets because of the impact of car emissions on the environment and health.
