Assertion: strabismus's eye | /r/CapableOf | focus on same object
Facets:
value: sometimes
type: TEMPORAL
value: in the field of vision
type: LOCATION
value: in intermittent esotropia
type: LOCATION
value: with less effort
type: MANNER
value: in question
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: This allows both eyes to focus on the same object.
text: The eye that is focused on an object can alternate.
text: The only way your eyes can focus on an object clearly is when both eyes are aligned and coordinated, along with the support of brain signals.
text: Sure we can change it to "sometimes one eye focuses on the object and sometimes the other eye can focus on the object".
text: Which eye is focused on the object in question can switch.
text: As a result, one eye looks at one object, while the other eye turns in a different direction and is focused on another object.
text: In intermittent esotropia, one eye focuses on one object and the other points outward.
text: However, for about two percent of every 100 children, both eyes are not directed or focused at the same object, and the eyes do not work as a team.
text: This allows both eyes to focus on the same object.
text: There are six muscles around each eye that work together, sending signals to the brain and directing eye movements so both eyes can focus on the same object.
text: There are six different muscles that surround the eyes and work together so that both eyes can focus on the same object.
text: For someone with strabismus, the six different muscles that surround the eyes and typically work together so that both eyes can focus on the same object, do not work together.
text: Normally the eye muscles work as a team so that both eyes can focus on the same object.
text: This allows both eyes to focus on the same object.
text: I meant something like your sentence: "The eye which is focused on an object can alternate.
text: The eye which is focused on an object can alternate.
text: The eye that is focused on an object can alternate.
text: The corrective lenses help the eyes to focus on objects with less effort, which improves their ability to remain aligned correctly.
text: Prism lenses are sometimes prescribed to change the light that enters the eye, which reduces the distance the eye needs to move to focus on objects in the field of vision.
text: Sure we can change it to "sometimes one eye focuses on the object and sometimes the other eye can focus on the object".
text: Which eye is focused on the object depends on...
text: The result is that one eye looks at one object while the other eye turns in a different direction and is focused on another object.