acuity of vision

But sometimes acuity of vision leads him to become almost clairvoyant.

In severe cases, the optic nerve may be compressed and acuity of vision impaired.

The lower line of text simulates the acuity of vision with the relative acuity percentages.

It is Mackenzie, a soulful adventurer with remarkable acuity of vision, whose presence gives Mr. Galbraith's story its narrative coherence.

With a terrible acuity of vision he saw that the Jewish people had no future in Europe, and that the realities of survival in the 20th century are political.

This means, though, that 2g2 THE HUMAN BRAIN at night acuity of vision does not exist for dim light.

Earlier in this century, he was eclipsed by the apotheosis of Stendhal and Flaubert, who, for all their differences, both understood the value of spare prose and unsentimental acuity of vision.