artificial eye

noun

1. a manufactured eye of glass, plastic, or other material, usually hemispherical or cup-shaped, worn cosmetically over a blind eye or in the socket of a lost eye and sometimes attached to muscles to provide movement.

Example Sentences

While the artificial eye couldn’t quite achieve the 130-degree field of view of a human eye, it managed 100 degrees, which is a considerable improvement over the roughly 70 degrees a flat sensor can achieve.

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This may be done with such nicety that the stitch cannot be observed; and thus you have the artificial eye in true proportion.

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The interval which must elapse before an artificial eye can be worn is considerably longer than after enucleation.

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The human eye could not see it, and no artificial eye that would catch electric waves had been invented.

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Also ‘an artificial eye truly and dioptrically made as big as a tennis-ball.’

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This may be done with such nicety that the stitch cannot be observed, and thus you have the artificial eye in true proportion.

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