Sentence examples for vision depends from inspiring English sources

Binocular vision depends on good alignment between the two eyes.

But the Bush vision depends crucially on indefinitely sustaining American military dominance.

Whether he will have the fiscal scope to realise this supply-side vision depends in large measure upon the transformative impact of Brexit.

Re "True Blue Stands Out in an Earthy Crowd" (Basics, Oct. 23): Our color vision depends on the proportion of light absorbed by three different receptors — one most sensitive to red light, another to green and a third to blue.

When only one class of cones is functioning, the organism has monochromatic vision; since color vision depends on a comparison of signals, this type of vision does not allow for color perception.

Your vision depends on your fear or your curiosity for the unknown.

Morandi's vision depended upon a certain quiet; around it was the afternoon throbbing of cicadas and the silence of the siesta.

The Balloon Corps generally conducted only tethered ascents rising to 500 feet (150 metres), which afforded a 15-mile (24-km) range of vision, depending on the terrain.

And soon two colors took precedence over the others: the red of the roofs, terraced on the hillsides below us; and the blue of the Tagus River and the harbor, flashes of which entered and exited our field of vision depending on where we were standing.

Besides machine vision, depending on the specific system requirements and the complexity of the task, alternative sensing modalities may be adopted.

But those who are blind and have more severe cases of low vision depend on it.