Examples of using Close objects in English and their translations into Greek
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Blurry vision, especially for close objects.
Difficulty focusing on close objects in lateral of peripheral vision.
Reading glasses orbifocals are necessary for viewing close objects.
This close objects the child sees well, and remote- is worse.
This makes it more difficult to focus on close objects and reading material.
Light rays from close objects such as pages of a book cannot focus clearly on the retina.
This means they have to focus more than they should,particularly on close objects.
Presbyopia(the slow loss of ability to see close objects or small print) is normal as you get older;
As the eye ages,the lens can no longer change shape adequate to allow the eye to focus close objects clearly.
Light rays from close objects such as pages of a book cannot be focused on clearly by the retina.
Predicting radiative heat transfer between extremely close objects has proven elusive for the past 50 years.
Light rays from close objects, such as writing on a page of a book, might not be sharply focussed on the retina.
This vision condition means that a person can clearly see close objects, but not far ones as well which appear blurry.
Miller and his colleagues derived a formula for determining the maximum heat transfer between two extremely close objects.
Hyperopia Hyperopia normally means that,the eye can not clearly see close objects, but can clearly see distant objects. .
Strabismus can appear in the first months of the infant's life, especially esotropia, or after 18-24 months,when the child starts focusing on close objects.
Prior to age 40,when viewing close objects, the natural lens of the eye changes shape which allows for accommodation during close work.
If your baby never seems to focus on objects orthey have a hard time finding close objects like your face or hand, let your pediatrician know.
For a nearsighted person, close objects are clear, but distant objects-such as a school blackboard, a street sign, or a face across a room-are blurred and difficult to distinguish.
After age 40, the lens of the eye begins to lose its elasticity and the eye muscles become weaker, until eventually accommodation can no longer be accomplished,making close objects blurry.
Your visit there will give you the opportunity to see from close objects that were used daily by the Thassians, to see the Thassian uniforms and to travel through time by observing old photographs.
A constant esotropia is present all the time,whereas intermittent esotropia may become apparent only when looking at close objects or only when looking at distant objects, or if the affected person is tired or sick.
A person with nearsightedness can see close objects clearly, but may have trouble seeing objects from a distance- like a road sign, blackboard, or face across the room.
Contrary to what the name implies,a person who is longsighted has blurred vision when looking at close objects, unless they make a constant effort to focus, which can lead to strain, headaches, and eye fatigue.
The closest object is an airplane, visible just below the Sun's center and caught purely by chance.
With this method, a closest object- galaxy or star-magnifies the light of a more distant object behind it.
This can be done,having made several moves in a row next to a closed object, but previously earned bonuses will help speed up the process.
Rather than the closed object, the maximum expression of design today is the process-the activation of open systems, tools that shape society by enabling self-organisation, platforms of collaboration independent of the capitalist model of competition, and empowering networks of production”.