Sentence examples for role of vision from inspiring English sources
The role of vision in human development has long been recognized.
Fox, Ellen L., "Seeing Through Women's Eyes: The Role of Vision in Women's Moral Theory" in Explorations in Feminist Ethics, Cole, Eve Browning, and Coultrap-McQuin, Susan (eds)., Bloomington Indianaa University Press, 1992.
It has roots in feminist critiques of science and the role of vision in scientific research and in geography and also takes advantage of the visualization functionality of geospatial technologies.
Here, we take a closer look at the potential role of vision; Specifically, we question the impact that our increasing exposure to images of desirable foods (what is often labelled 'food porn', or 'gastroporn') via digital interfaces might be having, and ask whether it might not inadvertently be exacerbating our desire for food (what we call 'visual hunger').
We used an obstacle made of plastic strips to assess the role of vision in M. lucifugus.
It would seem that the role of vision in detecting and correcting errors in predictive fingertip forces has been widely underestimated.
We report a study designed to explore the roles of vision and proprioception in motor planning.
The role of computer vision is to interpret these ones and zeros into something meaningful.
But Hoyle got it right when predicting the role of the vision phone.
Indeed, by accepting wide swaths of the teaching as technical/rational viewpoint, teacher education has limited the role of powerful visions of teacher development that embrace all of teaching's complexities and, as Ruth Vinz wrote, begin "to look behind the act, the formula, the answers to the causes, conditions, and contexts".
The domains of Role Difficulties, Colour Vision, Peripheral Vision, and Ocular Pain correlated poorly (<0.3) with the ETDRS visual acuity score.
