Sentence examples for periodical eye from inspiring English sources

The evaluation of the biological tolerability by periodical eye examination during 180 min and quantification in a defined grading system revealed that the INS evoked minimal to no irritations whereas the MS was perfectly tolerated.

The GAO report also attributed the small number of states mandating periodical eye and foot exams to these forms of care being considered part of general health care, and therefore already covered [ 13].

Seven Lectures to Young Men (1844) (a pamphlet) Star Papers (1855) The Independent (1861 63) (periodical, as editor) Eyes and Ears (1862) (collection of letters from the New York Ledger newspaper) * "Freedom and War" (1863) Boston, Ticknor and Fields (1863) Library of Congress catalogue number 70-157361 * "Lectures to Young Men, On Various Important Subjects" New edition with additional lectures.

He complained of periodical blurred vision in both eyes.

René Magritte contributed an article on painting as thinking, Salvador Dali one on how they sliced the girl's eye, and, without the author's permission, the periodical printed an English translation of a short essay on collectivism that Max Beckmann had written on his honeymoon.

"Look what else goes on at libraries besides our usual offering of books, films, periodicals and programs," he said with a gleam in his eye.

I returned my Spin, placing it right in front of the Penthouse, before going off to wander the store to allow the group of periodical browsers to get replaced by a new set of eyes who have yet to note my interest in music.

The second show, "The Tiger's Eye: The Art of a Magazine" resurrects The Tiger's Eye, an art-and-literature periodical that figures in most histories of the period.

It's not Cattelan's first periodical.

Any guilty reading pleasures — book, periodical, online?

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