Sentence examples for vision characterized from inspiring English sources

He was the designer of a global growth strategy, the "2005 vision", characterized by the ambition to rapidly increase Toyota's global market share from 7.3%% in 1995 to 15%% in 2010 (Cole 2011).

At the age of 18, she joined the Navy as a cartographer, where she honed her childhood interest in drawing into a signature artistic vision, characterized by spindly lines and delicate yet sensuous forms.

The top-three enablers for quality improvement identified in the review and supported locally were patient focus, teamwork, and a vision characterized by targets of urgency and direction.

Indeed, vision is characterized by its quasi-simultaneity and is therefore more suitable for processing and representing spatial stimuli such as letters.

Trichromatic color vision is characterized by three retinal photopigments tuned to peak wavelengths of 430 nm, 535 nm, and 562 nm; this characteristic evolved convergently in catarrhine primates and in one genus of New World monkey, the howlers (genus Alouatta).

That The Ricky Gervais Show works in spite of Gervais himself is a testament to the kind of vision that characterizes the best parts of Gervais' series.

This finding suggests that ventral stream areas may usually be key in achieving the enhanced stereo vision that characterizes normal performance on such tasks.

We propose here a new optical method to estimate the contribution of forward scattering that affects vision to characterize the severity of cataracts.

The eye has long been an excellent organ for studying hereditary diseases, in part, because the visual system enables use of our discriminating sense of vision to characterize phenotypes.

The circadian-induced increase in photoreceptor cell coupling at night therefore enhances nighttime vision, which is characterized by high sensitivity and low acuity, and the decrease in photoreceptor cell coupling in the day augments daytime vision, which is characterized by low sensitivity and high acuity [32].

In their study, the target modality (in which to-be-judged apparent-motion stimuli were presented) was vision, which is characterized by low temporal acuity.