Sentence examples for vision exhibited from inspiring English sources

The three color vision exhibited by the mantled howler is believed to be related to its dietary preferences, allowing it to distinguish young leaves, which tend to be more reddish, from more mature leaves.

CLIFTON ARTS CENTER "Fresh Visions" exhibit of art work by members of the Exhibitor's Co-op.

What: Dark Visions exhibit.

Which brings us back to "Voices & Visions" exhibit.

More impressive is another one of Gandy's colourful visions, also exhibited at the RA exhibition, this time for Soane's triumphal arch entrance to Downing Street.

As the former president of a private science foundation, as an academic dean committed to helping all academic researchers (and their students) succeed in their careers, and as a research scientist, I am thankful for, and praise, the vision and leadership exhibited by this consortium.

GM exhibited its vision for highways and vehicles of the future (the latter including the Firebird III.

Aside from near stereoacuity in elite cricketers, the basic visual abilities we measured were not better than equivalent, published data for optimally corrected adults; 20 25% exhibited sub-optimal vision, suggesting that the clearest possible vision might not be critical for participation at the highest levels in the sports of cricket or rugby league.

We must exhibit vision, apply sufficient resources, and display endurance to realize our objectives for Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Cats exhibit vision related abnormalities under certain nutritional deficiencies; the genes associated with these phenotypes may provide a better understanding of the observed link between feline nutrition and visual function.

She said the United States and Europe must "turn to the Middle East with the same vision and patience that was exhibited" after World War II.