Sentence examples for oblique eye from inspiring English sources
Remarkably, the 400-million-year-old extinct placoderm fish from Burrinjuck shows the same posterior attachment for the superior oblique eye muscle as in the modern agnathan, the lamprey (Young 1986).
Yet, the spatial trajectories of oblique eye movements remained straight.
The young people have money trouble, they scrounge for a place to stay, they struggle to get academic work done, and their unsettled lives as much in doubt regarding vocation as romance are reflected in Piñeiro's oblique, eye-catching compositions.
The young people have money trouble, they scrounge for a place to stay, they struggle to get academic work done, and their unsettled lives — as much in doubt regarding vocation as romance — are reflected in Piñeiro's oblique, eye-catching compositions.
His skull was too large, his face pushed in, his eyes oblique, his pug nose too small and tipped up.
Site Plan, oblique and worm's eye view.
The visual cortex interprets the tension of the oblique muscles as an eye that is in near focus mode.
Second, fibres from the trochlear nucleus cross in the midbrain before they exit, so that trochlear neurons innervate the contralateral (opposite side) superior oblique muscle of the eye.
The lens focuses an image near the top of the clear zone (similar to an apposition eye), but oblique rays are intercepted by a parabolic mirror surface that lines the crystalline cone beneath the lens.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the shape of the anterior sclera by measuring the sagittal height and corneoscleral transition angles in the four cardinal and four oblique segments of the eye.
A lesion of the oculomotor nerve will result in paralysis of the three rectus muscles and the inferior oblique muscle (causing the eye to rotate downward and slightly outward), paralysis of the levator palpebrae superious muscle (drooping of the eyelids), and paralysis of the sphincter pupillae and ciliary muscles (so that the iris will remain dilated and the lens will not accommodate).
