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    Contact lens is made up of plastic material and is directly placed on the anterior surface of eye to correct vision deficiences. Contact lens is used as substitution of spectacles. Currently‚ contact lens is more preferable as it comes in variety. One can change their eye color and appearance using colored pigment lens. The present methods of manufacturing includes mainly – Spin casting and Mold casting. But this has disadvantage of generation of ripple marks on the posterior surface and also distorted

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    Good and Evil and Poem

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    New Poetry: “Chicago” “Chicago” by Carl Sandburg goes further into detail with what could be seen through a person’s eyes. The poem describes Chicago and everything that’s happening in the surroundings. A person’s eyes see more than some people think. “They tell me you are wicked and I believed them‚ for I have seen your fainted women under the gas lamps the farm boys‚” states imagery in the poem. Meaning the people of the town are bad‚ and how people are afraid. “Fierce as a dog with tongue lapping

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    What Is Cone Adaptation?

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    Our eyes adjust to bright and dark environments by the use of the two sensory receptor rods and cones‚ Where the rods detect the brightness of light and send information about how much black‚white and shades of gray is picked up in the retina‚ when in darkness our eye are dependent on rods so eventualy our eyes adapts to the darkness and we can partially see‚ is also known as darkness adaptation and in the case of cones which are concentrated at the center of the retina send information about colors

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    the moon or a microorganism with your naked eye? How about the bones and organs inside your body? It is not possible for the eyes to see very distant objects or very tiny organisms. We also cannot see through opaque objects. These are some of the limitations of sight. Optical Illusion An optical illusion (also called a visual illusion) is characterized by visually perceived images that differ from objective reality. The information gathered by the eye is processed in the brain to give a perception

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    Aqueous Humor Formation

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    MECHANISM OF AQUEOUS HUMOR FORMATION There is a constant flow of aqueous humor through the anterior segment of the eye. The aqueous is formed by the ciliary process and flows from the posterior chamber to anterior chamber through the pupil and exits the eye at the angle. The secretion of aqueous humor generates the intraocular pressure required for an optically efficient globe. The flow of aqueous provides nutrition for the avascular ocular tissues that it bathes‚ the posterior surface of the

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    Water Is Important

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    It will not change your complexion suddenly but it will make it even that will look even better. Water could also brighten our eyes and can avoid us from looking tired and exhausted. A simple cold compression could decrease eye inflammation brought by fatigue‚ lack of sleep and eye strain due to work. Make it a habit that every night you must cold compress your eyes in order for you to look fresh and radiant all the time. It can help us achieve a healthy body One reason that a person looks

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    A Gloomy Day

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    me and come get me out of school. After my father signed me out of school I sat lank and motionless on my families tan living room couch. The mixed wood floors caught my eyes‚ blinding me‚ as the sun reflected through the window above the couch and onto the wood floor. My cat stood perfectly over by the bannister making eye contact with me and brushing his body up against the wall just waiting to be noticed by me‚ so he could waltz his fat Siamese body over to me and jump up on my lap. There he

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    The Tell Tale Heart

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    man‚ the antagonist‚ whom he is living with. The odd thing is that the problem has nothing to do with old man‚ how he acts‚ or even his attitude towards the narrator. It is simply one of the old man’s eyes which is blind or he can’t see a hundred percent in one eye. The narrator’s description of the eye is that it resembled that of a vulture‚ pale blue with a film over it. When the narrator looked at it‚ it caused his blood to run cold. This drove him crazy and caused him to kill the old man He

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    Modern Art Perspectives

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    tried to focus more on modern art I would be able to perceive a better perspective of the art work. As I walked throughout the museum there were many different amazing pieces of art but I wanted to wait until I found something that really caught my eye‚ grabbed my attention and drew me in for a further look and interest. After looking at many rooms‚ many paintings‚ sculptures‚ and other pieces of art work I finally found gallery 16. Unsure of what the actual name of the room was‚ it really grabbed

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    backwards) and then bends in the opposite direction (ball moves back towards middle balls)‚ transferring the velocity back to the rod‚ where the captured pressure is measured. The tonometer knows the pressure it exerted on the eye‚ so it compares the initial pressure exerted on the eye to the pressure received. Not all of the pressure exerted initially will be captured again. This change in momentum is the impulse. After the cornea has rebounded after being flattened‚ it won’t come to a complete stop‚ it

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