This result is compatible with the other studies, such as the function of three semicircular canals evaluated separately with head thrust dynamic visual acuity test which declined remarkably at older than 70 years of age.
A cascading glass roof would envelop a vast public room at the tower's base, so that as you arrived by car along Flatbush Avenue, your eye would travel up a delirious pileup of forms, which become a visual counterpoint to the horizontal thrust of the avenue.
Writing in the exhibition catalog, the feminist art historian Linda Nochlin succinctly describes the thrust of this visual pun: "As in so many of her works, femininity and masculinity are represented as masquerade, as constructions rather than essences".
They were listening, of course, but they missed watching Ms. Mesirow, lissome and appealingly awkward, give her spooky, ambient, thrusting songs a visual counterpart.
This autopilot consists of a visual control system that adjusts the thrust so as to keep the downward optic flow (OF) at a constant value.
With her achondroplasia, often known as dwarfism, Simmonds is bound to be described in terms of her height (4ft 1inch), especially in swimming, where length, gleam and thrust are the chief visual features of non-disabled competition.
Visual evaluation of functional AROM and thrust of hind limbs Tasks are described as physiotherapy tests 3 6 in Table 1.
His use of 3-D, however, is less visual than it is experiential: he thrusts viewers into the ecstasy of flying on dragon-like creatures, of climbing, leaping, soaring, tumbling, falling to within an inch of life.
Like a flying insect, the animat possessed motors that generated thrust and torque, a compass, and visual sensors.
