adj. having dim sight.
... of the curvature of the lens in the near .vision Simultaneously with the contraction of the pupil , M-cholinomimetics , when exposed . to the eye , cause another very important for the clinic .effect of reducing intraocular pressure , which ... ... main indication for resorptive use is a spasm of. smooth muscle organs - the stomach , intestines of the biliary tract ,.etc This is done using atropine as well as plants containing . it (belladonna ... (Neuropharmacology)
... be seen that a gradual increase in amplitude . and a decrease in the frequency of EEG waves , a.change in fast eye movements with slow ones , up to complete . disappearance , are characteristic of changing the stages of slow ... ... severe pain , the reaction of the autonomic nervous system . may be more pronounced , for example , with biliary colic , nausea ,.vomiting , sweating , a sharp drop in blood pressure may occur ... (Psychophysiology)
... emerge from the. eyeball in the form of a bundle - the optic nerve The light that enters the eye through the cornea focuses . on the surface of the retina with a lens , the.shape of which changes under ... ... the influence of a special muscle . to ensure good focusing of objects at different distances from .the eye The iris acts as a diaphragm , changing the amount of. light that passes into the eye Fig ... (Digital image processing)
... , deception , humility ., tenderness During a personal contact , we carefully look at the interlocutor . Eye signals allow us to determine the attitude and attitude . of the interlocutor When meeting for the first ... ... eyes were suspiciously gleaming ,” “her .eyes are of a child ,” “he has an evil eye ” The interlocutor ’s eyes never leave our tongues — her eyes . are Betty ... (Body language)
... in the process When there are less than 50 people in the room ., you can maintain eye contact with each of them When there are more people , you have to stay farther ... (Body language)
... ofreflection offear oneach .ofthethree areas oftheface : eyebrows raised and.slightly reduced ; eyes open andlower eyelids tense ; lips drawn back .Brows Picture 1 ... ... , as.isthecase withsurprise Figure 2 Although frightened eyebrows areusually complemented byfrightened eyes and.afrightened mouth , sometimes theyappear onaneutral face When thishappens , thefacial expression ... (Psychology of emotions)
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