When your two eyes see slightly different images — when squinting, for example — the brain will cut out one image to keep you from getting confused by the contradiction.
The wide angle and telephoto "see" slightly different angles on the image, allowing it to separate and 'slice' the image into 9 different layers of distance away from the camera's lens.
Like Eastmond he is quick over 20-30 yands and can also spot a gap, and there is no doubt that with him running the show rather than the retired Wilkinson - who was so good at the scoreboard ticking over but lacked Giteau's flair - that we will see slightly different Toulon this year.
With Kimberly Clark, we saw a slightly different type of outsourcing, where the appointment of specialist providers was key.
You see a 3D image because the glasses only allow the light from one projector to reach each eye, and so both eyes see a slightly different picture.
But he also claimed that an increase in the number of pupils taking English iGCSE, a GCSE alternative, may have been a factor too. "Those figures are not in today's release, and it could be that when they are factored in you see a slightly different picture," he said.
Much like a picket fence, this grate splits an image into two views, separated by four or five degrees, so that the left eye sees a slightly different image than the right eye.
When measuring skill by the proportion of workers in white-collar occupations, we see a slightly different picture: the share of white collar workers fell in the first part of the decade (from about 21 to 19percentt), but then grew very quickly in the second part of the decade.
When we look at the real world, our eyes see two slightly different two-dimensional images, which the brain integrates into a single image in three dimensions.
Each of us will see something slightly different in a photograph and will interpret it in our own way.
