Sentence examples similar to proximate vision from inspiring English sources
While these researchers may be physically proximate, their unique visions on how to best ensure cybersecurity can seem worlds apart.
Wynn suffers from an eye disease, retinitis pigmentosa, which affects his peripheral vision and therefore, occasionally, his interaction with proximate objects, and, without realizing it, he backed up a step or two as he talked.
Its proximate cause is probably an asymmetrized nervous system indicated by lateralized vision [ 9] and may tend to operate on a reflexive rather than deliberative level.
However, the observational nature of field studies, the results of which frequently depend on the observers' activity rhythms and are biased by impaired vision during dark moonless nights, has generally limited our understanding of the proximate mechanisms responsible for the change in activity patterns of cathemeral species.
Heinrich offers a brief prescription — "We need two things: clear vision and also a spiritual imperative so that we will focus on the ultimate ecology, not the proximate economy" — and then he quickly moves on... to the evolutionary pressures of head and body lice.
Proximate lignin and cellulose.
Complacency among Americans was the proximate cause.
The most concrete, proximate, useful result?
And she was proximate to a mailroom.
That's the proximate strategic goal".
Surely, it is both proximate and important.
