Sentence examples for vision formation from inspiring English sources

Today, as a result of numerous ongoing studies in biochemistry and genetics, we have increasingly detailed information about the genetic components involved in phototransduction (conversion of a light signal into a nervous impulse, see Appendix 1, 2), photoreception (sensing light), vision (formation of images from light), and eye development.

The Pim1 oncogene is involved in multiple human cancers, and enhanced Pim1 expression would benefit vision formation of zebrafish [ 17].> One advantage of deep sequencing over microarrays is its ability to detect alternative splicing, which is a common event in higher vertebrates.

These investigations produced insights into the nature of vision, the formation of mental representations of the external world, and the storage and retrieval of information in memory, among many other processes.

Both were obscure figures, seemingly quite unsuited to leadership, strategic vision and policy formation.

Demonstration of technologies is the most important aspect of ICHET vision for the formation of an industry in the developing world.

This chapter introduces the basics of multi-view geometry in computer vision, including image formation and camera matrices, epipolar geometry and the fundamental matrix, projective transformations, and N-camera geometry.

These results point to the importance of vision in the formation of auditory spatial maps.

38– 40 However, high complication rates were noticed, such as macular edema, retinal detachment, double vision, and cataract formation.

Apart from the above cited facts any attempt made towards postponement of the first pregnancy (consequently the first birth), indicates the existence of a planned vision towards family formation, which indeed is one of the prime objectives of almost all the family welfare programs.

The Giants rookie Ryan Deterding may not keep the haircut administered to him by the team's offensive linemen, and he may not fully appreciate the artistic vision required in its formation.

«Foresight knowledge», as a form of strategic expertise or insight deemed 'necessary for agenda setting, opinion formation and vision development and problem-solving' [31], is, per se, non-verifiable in nature.