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Dextro-elevation refers to the upward movement of both eyes towards the right side. This eye movement can occur during various visual tasks or as part of certain eye alignment conditions. It may also be assessed in clinical settings to evaluate muscle function and coordination of the extraocular muscles.
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Is it possible to focus your eyes on one point while looking at both of your eyes in the mirror?
No
Why is it advisable to keep both eyes open while looking through a microscope?
eyes cornea
What part of speech is stare?
Stare is a noun (a blank stare) and a verb (to stare).
What if both of us were looking into each others eyes what does that mean?
eyes are the first informer of our heart. everybody can understand the language of eyes and a person without eyes is a person with a very big heart
Which John Mayer song includes looking at the world through both eyes?
The song "3x5" on the album Room For Squares has the lyrics "hoping I would see the world through both my eyes".
What happens if a girl tells you that you are not looking at her eyes?
You are probably not looking at her eyes.
How do you keep your eyes pointed in the same direction?
Focus on the point you wanna look at and just concetrate on it and there you go both eyes looking at da same place:)
How do you make sure a girl is looking at you?
look at her and if her eyes meet with your eyes then she is looking at you.
When was Looking Into the Eyes of the Sun created?
Looking Into the Eyes of the Sun was created in 1966.
When was Looking Through Your Eyes created?
Looking Through Your Eyes was created in 1997.
What does 'cross-eyed' mean?
cross-eyed means that both your eyes look towards your nose or both look outwards symmetrically. Instead of both your eyes looking to the right, left or straight ahead. (In other words cross-eyed means that one of your eyes looks to the left and the other looks to the right!)
What does 'cross eyed' mean?
cross-eyed means that both your eyes look towards your nose or both look outwards symmetrically. Instead of both your eyes looking to the right, left or straight ahead. (In other words cross-eyed means that one of your eyes looks to the left and the other looks to the right!)
