Sentence examples for vision differ from inspiring English sources

Not only color blind people, but even people with normal vision differ among themselves slightly in how they perceive the colors of things (Hardin 1988, pp. 79 80; Byrne and Hilbert 1997, pp. 272 4).

We found differences across populations in the frequency of LWS-1 (180 Ala) in all three species (except for the allopatric species, P. bifurca which appears fixed for LWS-1 (180 Ala)) and demonstrate that color vision differs across populations not only in opsin expression, but also through differences in tuning of the opsins.

Infantino insisted that his "Fifa 2.0" vision differed from any number of earlier initiatives under disgraced former president Sepp Blatter.

Montella had, to some extent, already achieved this, but Sousa's vision differed to that of his predecessor.

Mendes's vision differed from the original 1966 Broadway show directed by Harold Prince with Joel Grey as the M.C.

He also set out how his economic vision differed from the Coalition's policy and that of past Labour governments.

No wonder his vision differed so thoroughly from that of the sedentary Keynes, as well as those of Smith, Ricardo, Mill and other British economists.

Measuring opsin gene expression, we found that within sympatric locations these species have similar color vision and that color vision differed more across populations of conspecifics.

"Rivals' Visions Differ on Unleashing Innovation" ("If Elected... .. series, front page, Oct. 17) got it right: for decades, the United States led the technology revolution sweeping the world, thanks to our strong base in science and engineering.

The People's Delegation sought democratic socialism based on the Finnish Social Democratic ethos; their visions differed from Lenin's dictatorship of the proletariat.

Ms. Rowling's vision differs from Tolkien's at several key points.