Sentence examples for time of vision from inspiring English sources

The study group had a mean age of 14.9 (SD 0.98), 384 (59%) were girls, and 288 (44%) were wearing spectacles at the time of vision screening.

Perc levels in apartments of tested adults averaged 1,800 μg/m (geometric mean) before vision testing, and 700 μg/m (geometric mean) at the time of vision testing (NYSDOH unpublished data).

In family UK-3, the proband was a 59-year-old man who first presented to a neurologist when he was 46-years-old with marked lower limb spasticity, in addition to complicated migraine and poor vision (counting fingers, both eyes), which was noted at the time of preschool vision screening.

We investigate the data partitioning, distribution, and scheduling problem for minimizing the total processing time of computer vision and image processing (CVIP) data on bus networks.

In practical applications, image enhancement usually takes up a large proportion of system processing time and improved image enhancement can reduce the computing time of the vision detection system.

crx knockdown embryos respond an average of 2.39 times, indicative of vision impairment (Fig.  3B) (ANOVA with Tukey, P < 0.01).

WHEN home bakers get out the mixer and the decorating sugar at this time of year, visions of perfect-edged cookies and shapely cakes dance in their heads.

Compared with other range sensors such as laser scanner or time-of-flight, stereo vision is a technology that can deliver the sufficient description of the surrounding environment.

"Weather" is her most consistently strong album in some time, a product of vision and discipline.

The time since onset of vision loss at baseline of RHODOS for this subpopulation was 23 ± 17 months (median: 18 months).

Perhaps we can regard the occasion of his death as a challenge to look into ourselves and identify the roots of those selfish passions that eclipse, so much of the time, the vision of the general good.