Sentences with phrase «slightly different eye»

Ted Kotcheff's adaptation of Mordecai Richler's CanLit classic brought a hint of Hollywood to the wilderness of Canadian cinema, blazing a trail for the next generation of storytellers looking to bring a slightly different eye to the Canadian experience.

Not exact matches

2) Could the human eye have arisen directly from something slightly different from itself, something that we may call X?

One kind of dried chile pepper being sold by an elderly woman, caught my eye due to its slightly different shape from most: short, but overall larger, especially wider.

Keep an eye out — different combinations of toppings require slightly different cooking times.

The baking time will differ slightly so just keep an eye on it if you do use a different type of tin.

Whilst some new sponsors could mean a slightly different colour scheme another pearly white rendition is expected, so lets look back at some of the Williams liveries that have caught the eye over the years.

Insights into the nuances of depth perception provided by our two eyes» slightly different views of the world

In the five years that we have been writing about perception for this magazine, we have described a range of illusions, from geometric patterns that seem to move because they activate our motion perception systems to optical tricks that arise because each of our eyes sees the world from a slightly different position.

The essential ingredient of a 3 - D image is stereoscopic photography, in which each eye receives an image representing a view from a slightly different angle.

They used the same basic tool kit to build their eyes but the precise details of the genes are slightly different.

There, images on the screen are filtered so that each eye sees a slightly different perspective — known as binocular disparity — fooling the brain into perceiving depth.

But if each eye is presented with a slightly different configuration of shapes, the central shape becomes harder to perceive.

Modern VR headsets achieve the illusion of depth by presenting each eye with a slightly different image on a flat screen.

When we look at an object, the images captured by the left and right eyes are slightly different from each other and when combined they give the brain the perception of depth.

But the colors that we see are slightly different because our eyes are more sensitive to certain hues, such as green.

Anna said: «We've found that they tend to look at faces in a slightly different way — whereas people normally look mostly at the eyes and then the nose and mouth, super-recognizers really tend to look in the middle of the face.»

To do this, primates have two forward - facing eyes that capture the same view from slightly different angles, and a visual system that keeps information from each eye separate until it reaches the brain's visual cortex.

Even though both your eyes point forward, they are separated horizontally so that they look at the world from two slightly different vantage points.

But how exactly does the brain blend the two eyes» slightly different pictures harmoniously into a single fused picture?

It follows that each eye receives a slightly different picture of the three - dimensional scene around you; the differences (called retinal disparities) are proportional to the relative distances of the objects from you.

As we mentioned in our essay last issue, because our eyes are separated horizontally images we see in the two eyes are slightly different and the difference is proportional to the relative depth (b).

Because of the distance between your right and left eyes, each perceives the object from a slightly different angle.

«Binocular vision requires eyes set slightly apart that have overlapping fields of view, meaning the same eye sees the same thing at the same time from a slightly different perspective,» Loewen explained.

Although anyone can get eye floaters, some people are more prone, including people who are nearsighted («They have a slightly different consistency of their vitreous fluid, which makes them more susceptible» says Dr. Cykiert) as well as people with diabetes or those who have had a cataract operation.

The student moves the Reading Guide with the mouse or the arrow keys, which provides a slightly different type of hand - eye - brain connection than using a finger under the text.

Sharper - eyed observers will note that the new Optima has slightly different dimensions: The wheelbase is almost half an inch longer and the car is 1.1 inches wider.

Sharper - eyed observers will note that the new Optima has slightly different dimensions: The wheelbase is almost h...

Sharp - eyed readers will also note all three Clarity models have different tail lights and slightly different front fascias.

Ayla was an attractive woman by anyone's standards: she was tall, had a firm, well - shaped body, long, dark blond hair that tended to wave, clear blue - gray eyes, and fine features, though of a slightly different character than those of Zelandonii women.

In fact, the lameness had disappeared by six months of age, and allthough that elbow joint does appear very slightly different to my very critical eye, he evidences no pain even after prolonged and vigorous exercise, and is not affected in the least by very cold weather.

In this game, they have a slightly different appearance: their eyes are absent and their head is oval - shaped instead of round.

The stereoscope is a device used to make images appear three - dimensional by presenting each eye with a slightly different point of view of the same scene; in attempting to reconcile the difference, the eye is tricked into seeing volume.

What got me most was the magic of feeling I was listening in on conversations between color groupings — how the reds and blues seemed to be speaking (or perhaps singing) in slightly different dialects of the same paint language, some mute or just whispering, other maniacally chatty, muttering or even yelling bloody murder — all which keeps your eye moving back and forth trying to figure out what it all means.»

Beyond this, the idea that visitors will unknowingly see slightly different arrangements and objects is an elegant, understated gesture that suggests the malleability of the eye and mind's absorption of perceptive information as an underlying message in PEET's work.

Binocular vision is a visual and mental process that generates depth perception from the overlapping but slightly different images of the world formed in two eyes.

For those sharp - eyed readers, the chart title has slightly different temperature increase numbers than this article's text.

Editing nature is what farmers and gardeners do, says Thompson, but it is also what permaculturists do — just with a slightly different editorial eye.

By juxtaposing slightly different angles, the camera can identify foreground and background objects in the blink of an eye, helping to create an ultra shallow depth of field effect that mimics what a professional SLR camera might look like in the same situation.

I think it is more interesting for the eye to see slightly different variations and it so much easier when decorating!