Sentence examples for vision adapted from inspiring English sources

Unlike Proust, however, he doesn't find much to change in his initial versions, and in fact for me the freshest and most exciting part of "Proust's Way" remains the material on optics and vision adapted from "Proust's Binoculars".

Besides, glare is reduced when the background luminance increases (Lf), considering that the observer has his vision adapted to this value.

River otters characteristically approach within a few feet of a boat or a person on shore because they're near-sighted, a consequence of vision adapted for underwater sight.

This implies that robust sensory systems are simultaneously in operation, such as vision adapted to moving objects during flight and olfaction for odorant detection in air currents.

Initially, we targeted the examination of the bat orthologs for vision-related pseudogenes identified in the naked mole rat Heterocephalus glaber (Kim et al. 2011), a species with poor vision adapted to life in the dark.

Therefore we have extended the previous work [20] to demonstrate that subjects both with and without vision adapt in the same manner to the novel stable dynamics.

And from the Department of Weird Science, troops say their hearing becomes sharper as their vision adapts to night, so they like to keep one eye in the dark.

Vision adapts throughout this luminance range.

Because the Color Wheel fills only a small portion of the printed page, and because the printed page covers a significant portion of the subject's field-of-view, the subject's vision adapts to the paper white, and all colors, chromatic and achromatic, are perceived in relation to this white.

But once my vision has adapted to the absence of light, of man's light, I am in bright woods.

McGinniss returned to true crime with his next two books, Blind Faith (1989) and Cruel Doubt (1991), both of which, like Fatal Vision, were adapted into successful TV mini-series, but in neither did he have the intimate access that he had enjoyed with MacDonald.