Combined with the Turmzielfernrohr 9d (German "turret telescopic sight") monocular sight by Leitz, which all but a few early Tiger IIs used, it was a very accurate and deadly weapon.
It is light, then, that enables us to "comprehend all the beautiful shining objects of the corporeal world".[36] Sight becomes the model by which we engage the universe: it is what makes knowledge possible since it is only through vision of tangible particulars that we acquire knowledge of intelligibles.
He knew by touch and by sight which mussels might be the ones to open, and remembers the pleasure of diving every day into the clear, gravel-bedded waters in search of his quarry.
Although not compulsory, certification allows patients to be registered (ie, placed on an official local council register) as either severely sight impaired (blind) or sight impaired (partially sighted), which then permits access to certain state benefits and social service provisions.
Or knowing by sight which fish were wild and which were farm-raised (the wild fish, which "struggle for their food" are not as fatty and can have blood spots from writhing in nets or on hooks).
The point is that we perceive our environment as birds do, prevalently by sight, which may explain why many studies focus on visual signals such as crypsis, aposematism and its often associated traits, gregariousness and mimicry.
After a time, you will know by sight which cherries are ripe and ready to harvest.
It is the latest stage in the symbolic politics of climate change, which too often has been wooed by apocalyptic imaginary and false deadlines and lost sight of the politics of pragmatism by which change in the world occurs.
"A critic exists to reveal the evidence of taste and touch, of sound and sight, of feeling and of thought, by which infallibly one knows the presence of a poet.
In neighborhoods like Gentilly Woods, it is still difficult to tell by sight exactly which houses are occupied but badly in need of repair and which have been abandoned.
