The resolution offered by me and adopted by the Associated Press in 1903 congratulating him upon his purpose was recognition of this far-sightedness.
No associations were observed between early life PCE exposure and current occurrence of obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, color blindness, near- and far sightedness and dry eyes.
In contrast, no associations were observed between early life PCE exposure and the occurrence of obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, color blindness, near- and far sightedness and dry eyes.
Hyperopia (far sightedness), causing difficulty in seeing close objects, is more likely to cause reading problems and is the focus of many studies of refractive error and school performance.
Government has started to get this right in some areas, displaying the far-sightedness that climate change demands.
The answer is, precisely because of that far-sightedness.
In London we opened our first branch office in 1952 thanks to the far-sightedness of our British partners after the second world war.
Australia's selection policies exhibited all the logic of a practising creation scientist, the far-sightedness of a card-carrying member of the Flat Earth Society and the patience of the average One Direction fan.
His far-sightedness about this, as well as about global warming, has led many Democrats to see him as a kind of Cassandra: always right and always ignored.
Although the highest household socio-economic status had the highest percent usage, men in this group had the highest use for both far-sightedness and near-sightedness at 16.7% and 18.8%, respectively compared to 7.5% and 11.3% for women in similar households.
The problem with this view, Russell explains, is that it implies a level of far-sightedness on the part of the first breeders that defies all evolutionary experience: "Wolves do not obey human commands, and it is hard to imagine that people persisted in raising dangerous animals for uncertain benefits far in the future".
