In the first month of a kitten's life, perception of fine detail is still obscured by the eye optics and the hylaoid artery.
Since both eyes were always examined, it is unlikely that the VMT obscured the diagnosis of AMD, which usually affects both eyes.
Sniedovich 75– 78 is a vocal critic, although some turns of phrase (e.g., referring to "voodoo decision making") and his mathematical treatment might obscure the case in the eyes of many ecologists.
When Binyam Mohamed set foot last week onto British soil after seven excruciating years of imprisonment in Pakistan, Morocco and Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, he left the airport with his hand shielding his eyes, obscuring the rest of his features as well.
But his heavy-framed glasses don't obscure the bemused twinkle in his eyes, or soften his various self-criticisms: he loves his subjects more than he loves himself.
Covering the cat's eyes or obscuring the cat's vision of the trimming process may help for some cats.
This pattern of damage can create a blind spot for the driver, obscuring the line of sight from both eyes.
In January, for example, Enuma Okoro said that "for black women especially, she is a welcome sight in a public media eye that tends to obscure the beauty of dark-skinned women, an acknowledged issue in Hollywood circles".
But for black women especially, she is a welcome sight in a public media eye that tends to obscure the beauty of dark-skinned women, an acknowledged issue in Hollywood circles.
Blindness mainly results from corneal opacity (CO) that obscures the visual axis, and is graded on examination of the eye by the presence of an opacity which is dense enough to obscure the pupil margin.
