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Discover Ludwig"weak eyes" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to someone who has poor eyesight, particularly when that person has worn glasses for a long time. For example, "After years of wearing glasses, Grandma's eyes were quite weak."
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This was not just to shield his weak eyes, but to conceal himself.
Rhinoceroses have horns of compressed hair that ride like gun sights between their notoriously weak eyes.
Throughout his adult life, Boyle was sickly, suffering from weak eyes and hands, recurring illnesses, and one or more strokes.
A lack of sun has caused me many skin diseases, weak bones, weak eyes, and constant pain.
On rainy days, their mother used to read aloud to her older brother, who had weak eyes.
Your granny's frizzy hair, Your dad's weak eyes, Your mother's short body, And, oh, those heavy thighs!
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The cue stimulates the weak eye (push) while causing interocular inhibition of the strong eye (pull).
During the training, an attention cue presented to the weak eye precedes the binocular competitive stimulation.
These boundary contour configurations ensure that the weak eye remains dominant while the strong eye is suppressed during training.
We found that this push-pull protocol reduces SED (shifts the balance toward the weak eye) and improves stereopsis more so than the push-only protocol, which solely stimulates the weak eye without inhibiting the strong eye.
For both protocols, the weak eye receives a half-image with strong grating feature and boundary contour.
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