Sentence examples for visual anomalies from inspiring English sources

Kubrick loads his scenes with details, with "clues": there are significant-seeming objects and numbers and curious visual anomalies (disappearing pieces of furniture, changing props).

The theory of appearing was in turn rejected by many philosophers, who held that it failed to provide an adequate account of the epistemological status of illusions and other visual anomalies.

Curiously, this group had the lowest proportion of residual visual anomalies found during clinical examination (Table 2).

Notably, four players (25% of those with residual visual anomalies) were aware they required refractive correction, but they chose not to wear it while playing.

One area of study that is notably missing from the literature concerns intra-individual improvements in performance following the correction of visual anomalies.

This is partly supported by our finding that most residual visual anomalies consisted of uncorrected refractive error in individuals who had not had an eye examination within the past 5 years.

Convergence insufficiency (CI) is a developmental visual anomaly defined clinically by a reduced near point of convergence, a reduced capacity to view through base-out prisms (fusional convergence); coupled with asthenopic symptoms typically blur and diplopia.

Thus, visual input is indispensable for the ethanol-induced intermale courtship and a potential visual anomaly of w males may attribute to their deficient response.

Frequent ketamine use is also typified by increased dissociative and depressive symptoms (66), as well as a subtle visual anomaly (68).

Potential visual difficulties can be identified through careful history taking (table 3), observation for ocular anomalies, eye movement difficulty (squint, nystagmus) or atypical visual performance.

This study highlights the high proportions of visual function anomalies in a group of children with reading difficulties in an Austrian population.