There was a big pillar directly in my line of vision.
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Yes, Correa blocked his line of vision, but the uncatchable toss changed everything.
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Two apes stare at her; she is framed in their line of vision.
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Just like in its cars, this helmet projects data in the riders' direct line of vision.
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The chips are no longer in my line of vision, so maybe they are gone forever.
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With a tandem dual-seat cabin, it provides both pilots with good line of vision, it said.
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As Moon entered their line of vision, there was screaming and a rush of bodies towards the president.
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The hands are meant to be those of our hero, whose line of vision we have temporarily assumed.
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While my heart continues to beat rhythmically through the city it moves out of my line of vision.
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Thomas had Horford in the corner and Avery Bradley on the wing, both directly in his line of vision.
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I grabbed Trump's recent issue of Time out of my bag and held it up to my line of vision.
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Maps now get the best real estate—the top half of the touchscreen, in the driver's line of vision—by default.
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When they all followed the ball, I just knew if I got in his line of vision, he would find me.
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" Said Jenkins, "When (UNC) followed the ball, I just knew if I got in his line of vision, he would find me.
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Dozens dressed in white and filled the rows of seats right in Trump's line of vision to call out for women's rights.
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M dodges his line of vision, and we quickly finish our drinks and leave to avoid getting sucked into that mess again.
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Hello, I am VICE's art editor and I am constantly judging everything that passes through my line of vision or into my body.
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Have you ever missed a precious moment of a TV show because your regular beer mug dared to block your line of vision?
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It is targeted for work use in settings like hospitals and maintenance work, adding a clickable, semi-transparent screen to your line of vision.
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That third Lent, on Maundy Thursday, I watched the priests and servers walk out, leaving in my line of vision an empty concrete wall.
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Federer was leading 4-3 when Zverev stopped mid-rally after a ball slipped from a ball boys' hand and into his line of vision.
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Beyond my line of vision, the two doctors started digging to extract bits from inside my body, as Kim placed her hand on my arm.
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I turned and followed her line of vision, looking out for the Statue of Liberty, but all I could see was a large, relatively new condo development.
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Its narrow shape allows for a clear line of vision when you're placing the nail, which is one of those things that kind of needs to be accurate.
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Italy, which is also in DBRS's line of vision, also saw the yield on its 10-year bond rise sharply on the day, by 6.2 bps to 1.13 percent.
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She made sure the crayon-drawn affirmations were taped on the wall within Landrum's line of vision, then settled into a chair next to the bed, low-key but watchful.
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Even paparazzi shots of the couple often come out grainy, partially obstructed, or unclear, betraying just how difficult it was for the photographer to get a line of vision on them.
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Parked on a bench on Bleecker Street in Manhattan on a dingy Saturday afternoon, I tallied 2100 coffees in various forms being clutched, sipped, and toted across my line of vision.
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Days ago, Magic Leap lifted the curtain on a $2300 visor that superimposes computer-generated images in the user's line of vision, after raising more than $2 billion from major investors.
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If you walk into the frame of Weems's photograph, which is to say the blue black boy's line of vision, your presence is mirrored back — you are looking and looked at.
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Mathew Barzal picked off a clearing pass by Ivan Provorov and dished to Bailey, whose shot sailed under the stick arm of Elliott as Anders Lee skated into Elliott's line of vision.
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On Friday, a gunman strapped on a helmet camera, loaded his car with weapons, drove to a mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand, and began shooting at anyone who came into his line of vision.
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GEKO Full HD dash cam — $49.99 See Details At a little over three inches wide, the Black Box Dash Cam is small enough to place directly on your windshield without obstructing your line of vision.
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To accommodate attendees dialing in via video call, position your camera in a way that's within your natural line of vision so you appear to be looking one another in the eyes when you're speaking.
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They are both in our line of vision for the entirety of the Barrow Group's revival of Martin Moran's beautiful and harrowing "The Tricky Part," which opened on Sunday night, and it's impossible not to compare them.
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But we'd be remiss not to acknowledge the signature feature they share: their piercing, Alaskan husky eyes that bop down the runway, as wispy, chestnut-brown hair distorts your line of vision from falling prey to their hypnosis.
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If two or more of the blocks of text are in your line of vision, it's mildly stressful, like scrolling through Twitter as a distraction when you're anxious, only to find that doing so is actually more abrasive to your nerves.
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Outcome of day one: still gay Over the course of the day, I develop a habit of checking out all the men that appear in my line of vision—on the subway, in the street, while waiting in line for an ATM.
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Drone operators are prohibited under the FAA proposal from conducting flights that take the devices out of their line of vision, which is a big blow to companies like Amazon that have touted the possibility of using the technology to conduct deliveries.
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Standing on a narrow bridge overlooking the ground floor, I could see a row of open doors on the edge of the building, on and on, again past my line of vision, steadily fed by conveyor belts covered in individual Amazon packages.
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That's why many modern cars are being designed with built-in head-up display devices so you'll get all the information you're accustomed to looking down at your dashboard for, but instead as an easy-to-read projection just outside your line of vision ahead.
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The only revival on my list, this British import reconfigured the central triangle of Harold Pinter's drama of infidelity into hauntingly fluid new patterns, in which none of the three central characters were ever absent from the others' minds or the audience's line of vision.
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So as we meet the strange amalgam of Roberta's different worlds arrayed around her hospital bed, the real Roberta, dressed in white, floats into our line of vision; she's watching the family as she watches us, wondering who she is and, by extension, what makes a life, or a clan.
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Out of sight, but not out of mind Since Kim has reason to think that denuclearization is not a prerequisite to peace, it is likely that he will continue building his nuclear arsenal, along with other conventional and nonconventional capabilities -- especially if the North Korean dictator can keep these activities out of Trump's line of vision.
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O.K. But still, I want one more crisp image, just one, though I know I don't deserve it, I want it to appear the way money once or twice in my life has appeared in my line of vision on the street: some bill, nearly alive, green god, its skin giving off evergreen light, unaccounted for and then immediately mine, no questions asked.
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The first lady should call in the many anti-bullying organizations across the country, as well as tech leaders and respected education experts (that would leave out Education Secretary Betsy DeVos) to discuss the landscape of bullying today (much of which occurs on social media), the challenges facing educators and parents when so much of the harassment kids experience happens electronically, out of their line of vision, and potential solutions, from the technical to the social to the legal. Mrs.
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It must be built to a height that ensures that the domestic interior cannot be overlooked and that intruders are discouraged. Any openings in the ground floor are small, grilled and above the line of vision of passersby. The windows of upper floors are generally larger and may project considerably; through admitting light and air, they must not overlook neighboring courtyards or terraces.
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This area was also designed to provide a clear line of vision through the machine. Underneath the robes of the Ottoman model, two other doors were hidden. These also exposed clockwork machinery and provided a similarly unobstructed view through the machine. The design allowed the presenter of the machine to open every available door to the public, to maintain the illusion.Standage, 24–27.
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Demus, Mosaic decoration, 26–27. In the classic system, the mosaics were composed so as to be viewed from the west of the church; that is to say, they were oriented towards the lay beholder.Demus, Mosaic decoration, 18 and 24. In accordance with this line of vision, the curved spaces of the vaults were employed to create an illusion of space when viewed from the intended angle.
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Chroma for television. (Júlia i Gilbert) As with any stage performer, the puppet should generally face the audience; but may turn to one side or the other. There are times when a puppet does turn its back to an audience just like an actor. Puppets generally should look out towards an audience and not up at the ceiling unless they wish an audience to follow their line of vision.
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In 1917, John R. Oishei founded Trico Products Corporation He looked around for a way to clear moisture from a driver's line of vision, and decided to invest in the national marketing of an edged, hand-pulled rubber squeegee that was produced in Buffalo by an engineer named John Jepson. Within three years, Oishei's sales team had successfully sold the accessory to Packard, Lincoln, Cadillac and Buffalo's own Pierce- Arrow.
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If a planet's orbit is nearly perpendicular to the line of vision (i.e. i close to 90°), a planet can be detected through the transit method. The inclination will then be known, and the inclination combined with M sini from radial-velocity observations will give the planet's true mass. Also, astrometric observations and dynamical considerations in multiple-planet systems can sometimes provide an upper limit to the planet's true mass.
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Mothers who are deaf themselves model signs during face-to- face interactions with their deaf babies. They mold the hands of their babies to form shapes of signs. They exaggerate their facial expressions and provide models in the direct line of vision of their deaf babies. Caregivers of both hearing children and deaf children reinforce the child's early attempts at communication, thus encouraging further and more elaborate communication.
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Clippard is listed at and . He has an unorthodox pitching delivery, rocking forward while sticking his gloved hand high in the air, which creates an unusual arm angle while pitching, making it difficult for hitters to pick up the ball in their line of vision. Clippard's father taught him to pitch this way when Clippard was eight years old by having him throw his baseball glove. McCatty nicknamed Clippard's delivery "The Funk".
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The ease of registration will vary by state. Some states require safety inspections, usually to ensure body integrity in areas subject to severe corrosion from winter road de-icing materials. In any case, for general registration all functional safety equipment should be operating – turn signals, brake lights, headlights, horn, etc. The windshield should have no running cracks (small stone chips and "stars" may be acceptable if not in the driver's principal line of vision).
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Chau initially could see Frank looking for something in the kitchen. As Frank moved out of Chau's line of vision, additional gunshots were fired but then observed Frank searching where the Vus usually kept their money. Frank and Lacaze had been shouting at Ha and Cuong demanding the restaurant's money, but they did not know where Chau had hidden it. Frank pistol-whipped 17-year-old Cuong when he hesitated in revealing the location of the money.
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The columellar plate is flat, wide (its width one-sixth to one-seventh the width of the shell). It is generally not sloping inward or slightly so, and not distinctly truncate below. The cavity of the spire is wholly or partly concealed if the plane of the peristome is held at a right angle to the line of vision. The five or six oval perforations are situated in slight prominences, separated by spaces greater than their own length.
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If the > speaker tells a lie he truly believes to be truth, Decker sees "truth." When he hears a statement he can close his eyes and the patterns he sees tell him if the statement is true. When the ability manifests, Roberts senses "a stream of cool, clear air above him ... something heavy in his right hand and a coldness." He sees "a series of squiggly lines that appear in his line of vision when someone is talking".
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The lights are designed and arranged to be visible from a distance (up to two kilometers on a clear day). For this they are equipped with lenses to focus light rays emitted by the bulb, which can be selected and reasonable power. That is why the lights do not seem very intense when viewed from the side while they light up sharply in normal line of vision i.e. in the direction of arrival of the train.
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In 2008, illness and injury caused her to halt her performing career temporarily. Her most recent return to live performance was in London at the Royal Festival Hall in December 2014. However, her reaction to the audience coughing, including persistent coughing from a child in her line of vision and her subsequent talking to the child's parents, caused widely reported controversy at this recital. Chung has two sons, Frederick and Eugene, from her past marriage to the British businessman Geoffrey Leggett.
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Saccades are the very quick, simultaneous movements made by the eye to receive visual information and shift the line of vision from one position to another. A person depends profoundly on the ability of the accuracy of these movements. The information is received from the retina, is translated into spatial information and is then transferred to motor centers for motor response. A person with saccadic dysmetria will constantly produce abnormal eye movements including microsaccades, ocular flutter, and square wave jerks even when the eye is at rest.
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To attract and direct a deaf child's attention, caregivers can break the child's line of gaze using hand and body movements, touch, and pointing to allow language input. Just as in child-directed speech (CDS), child-directed signing is characterized by slower production, exaggerated prosody, and repetition. Due to the unique demands of a visual language, child-directed signing also includes tactile strategies and relocation of language into the child's line of vision. Another important feature of language acquisition that affects eye gaze is joint attention.
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Thermoregulatory systems were also modified in humans with the move to the savannah to conserve water. It is thought that female genital swellings would have incurred added cost because of ineffective evaporation of water from the area. Pawlowski continues by saying the change to bipedalism in early hominins changed both the position of female genitals and the line of vision of males. Since males could no longer constantly see the female genitals, swelling of them during estrus as a mode of signaling would have become useless.
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In Rome, Both had developed a new style of composition due, at least in part, to his interaction with Claude Lorrain. This new style was focused on changing the direction of light in the painting. Instead of the light being placed at right angles in relation to the line of vision, Both started moving it to a diagonal position from the back of the picture. In this new form of lighting, the artist (and viewer of the painting) faced the sun more or less contre-jour.
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Diokno returned to the United States on September 3, 1986 for treatment. Eventually after having a transfusion a month later at Manila Doctors Hospital, Diokno decided to stop all treatments and return to his home in Quezon City, to spend his final days reading and writing cases after he shaved his hair off and had experienced a declining line of vision. He continued to work all out for four more months, despite his illness, until his passing on Feb. 27, 1987 at 2:40 a.m.
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The class was noted for its streamlined design, which not only improved its aerodynamics, increasing its speed capabilities, but also created an updraught to lift smoke away from the driver's line of vision, a problem inherent in many steam locomotives particularly those operated with short cut off valve events; fitting smoke deflectors was an alternative solution.Locomotive Practice & Performance by Cecil J Allen p. 56 The distinctive design made it a particularly attractive subject for artists, photographers and film-makers. The A4 Class locomotives were known by train spotters as "streaks".
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Eland crews found that the density of the bush impeded their mobility, line of vision, and the traversing angle of their turrets. The region was also prone to dry flood plains, which filled into marshlike oshanas during the rainy season and posed a notoriously difficult obstacle for the four-wheeled armoured cars. While the Eland-90s brought to bear enormous firepower, they possessed limited ammunition stowage capacity. During Operation Savannah, it was not uncommon for an Eland to expend all its stored ammunition during a firefight and have to withdraw to the rear to resupply.
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Referee Mike Jones thought that Yoan Gouffran (who had been in an offside position) had blocked Hart's line of vision, although replays showed that this was not the case. Like the Arsenal match, Tioté wildly celebrated the goal, running over to the bench. However, Hart, with some of his teammates, contested the decision to the referee and the linesman, and with most of the Newcastle players away from the pitch (only Cabaye was near the linesman), the goal was disallowed. Newcastle would concede deep into injury time, compounding a miserable afternoon.
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At the 1979 Coca-Cola International in England Davydova won a gold on floor and would have shared gold on bars, but her coach blocked the line of vision of one of the judges, and she suffered the mandatory 0.3 deduction. She finished 2nd AA at the Simo Sappien memorial tournament in Finland. Yelena Davydova was unable to attend the 1979 World Championships in Fort Worth, U.S., however, because of a case of flu. At the World University Games in Mexico she won team gold, 3rd AA, and a silver medal on floor and bronze on vault in event finals.
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Aalto placed the lamps in the room out of the patients' line of vision and painted the ceiling a relaxing grayish green so as to avoid glare. Each patient had their own specially designed cupboard, fixed to the wall and off the floor so as to aid in cleaning beneath it. In the early years the only known "cure" for tuberculosis was complete rest in an environment with clean air and sunshine. Thus on each floor of the building, at the end of the patient bedroom wing, were sunning balconies, where weak patients could be pulled out in their beds.
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Moving it from right to left (in the direction of dashed arrow) produced no response, but moving it from left to right (in the direction of solid arrow) elicited the behavior. As part of their introducing experimentalism into animal behavior research they performed experiments in which they made 2-dimensional silhouettes of various bird-like shapes and moved them across the young birds' line of vision. Goose- like shapes were ignored while hawk-like shapes produced the response. Later Tinbergen reported that a single shape that was sort of an abstract composite of the hawk and goose sillhouettes could produce the effect if moved in one direction but not the other.
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A few months later the Lower Belvedere reopened with the show Vienna – Paris. The redesign of the building was carried out by the Berlin architect Wilfried Kuehn, who moved the entrance back to its place in the cour d’honneur, thereby once more freeing up the original line of vision from the main gate of the Lower Belvedere via the Marble Hall to the garden facade of the Upper Belvedere. The various sections of the original orangeries annexed to the Marble Hall were returned to their original condition and now provide space for the new exhibition rooms. The magnificent Baroque state rooms – the Marble Gallery, the Golden Room, and the Hall of Grotesques – remain unchanged and are open to the public.
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Prices vary, but it is not uncommon for one can of non-alcoholic beverage to cost $6–10 USD. Due to the convenience of room service and the minibar, prices charged to the patron are much higher than the hotel's restaurant or tuck shop. As premium bottled water has become popular with guests since the 2000s, there is "ambient placement" of such chargeable products outside the minibar and in the guests' line of vision; for example "by placing [bottled] water on bedside tables, during the night, people are more likely to grab it than get up to get a glass of water". The world's first minibar was introduced at the Hong Kong Hilton Hotel by manager Robert Arnold in 1974.
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Dr. William Cumming in 1846 at the Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital (later Moorfields Eye Hospital), of his pioneering work wrote "every eye could be made luminous if the axis from a source of illumination directed towards a person's eye and the line of vision of the observer were coincident". Although some credit the invention of the ophthalmoscope to Charles Babbage in 1847, it was not until it was independently reinvented by Hermann von Helmholtz in 1851 that its usefulness was recognized - it was to revolutionize ophthalmology. While training in France, Andreas Anagnostakis, MD, an ophthalmologist from Greece, came up with the idea of making the instrument hand-held by adding a concave mirror. Austin Barnett created a model for Anagnostakis, which he used in his practice and subsequently when presented at the first Ophthalmological Conference in Brussels in 1857, the instrument became very popular among ophthalmologists.
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