Allow your eyesight to diffuse to either side of the spot, engaging your peripheral vision and hold this peripheral vision for 10 seconds.
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Asteroids explode, and the score floats through your peripheral vision.
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Luckily, she still has peripheral vision in her left eye.
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"First, I lose my peripheral vision," explained Muniz of the attacks.
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The curved design fills your entire peripheral vision, and it's glorious.
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The overlay flashed red all around his peripheral vision: impending disaster.
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As it gets closer, though, your peripheral vision starts filling out.
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"First, I lose my peripheral vision," explains Muniz of the attacks.
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One affected his peripheral vision, and another his short-term memory.
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I lost 20 percent of the peripheral vision in my right eye.
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It was like having a log wearing glasses in my peripheral vision.
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On some people, its impact is subtle; they lose only peripheral vision.
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Faubert's initial investigations involved questions related to peripheral vision, posture or balance.
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But when you turn your gaze away, they disappear from your peripheral vision.
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Williams has problems communicating and also has weak peripheral vision and motor dysfunction.
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It's also annoying to see moving things enter and exit your peripheral vision.
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Magic Leap's goggles do appear to cut off more peripheral vision than HoloLens.
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To be honest with you, with the mask, you'd have no peripheral vision.
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As it progresses, patients experience gradual loss of peripheral vision and central vision.
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Zooming out, everything in your peripheral vision isn't quite as detailed as that.
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She looked straight ahead, keeping any possible white hostility in her peripheral vision.
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They'd say, 'It's like Peripheral Vision but it's like a lot warmer and bouncier.
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The visuals will also be smoother and they'll extend further into your peripheral vision.
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Saar investigates this latter notion while holding the former idea within her peripheral vision.
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It was Hulk's massive green shoulder, edging into my peripheral vision that did it.
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Cassetta suggests avoiding hoodies — they block your peripheral vision — and too-dark sunglasses. 4.
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Next, he had volunteers try to guess certain objects held in their peripheral vision.
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I want my peripheral vision to catch site of a story and get intrigued.
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Following Peripheral Vision, the band's relentless tour schedule began to take a toll on Getz.
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Now, he only has a very small amount of peripheral vision in his right eye.
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Gaining peripheral vision inside virtual reality is extremely cool, as my colleague Nick Statt discovered.
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By blocking our peripheral vision, Tailfeathers and Hepburn punch up the urgency of their narrative.
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He's like a bull; if you're not within his peripheral vision, you cannot reach Antonio Barrera.
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Last year, Virginia Beach four-piece Turnover released a stunner of a record with Peripheral Vision.
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It also cuts off all peripheral vision, so you have to turn your head to see.
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My peripheral vision was cut off with my hat, so I didn't know anything was there.
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The same can happen if someone gets too close to her face, blocking her peripheral vision.
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I had to look pretty far to my peripheral vision to see where the AR effect ended.
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Most of the remainder is called "peripheral vision," going out to about 220 degrees across both eyes.
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Nor do they have to make themselves vulnerable in the process by giving up their peripheral vision.
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We were doing something, and only in my peripheral vision did I see it, but I heard it.
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HTC couldn't confirm any change, but it feels like there's less obvious black space around your peripheral vision.
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He was more aware of his peripheral vision and could change lanes on the freeway without feeling nervous.
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Glimpsed with peripheral vision, the curtain of glimmering trees appears bright, but it fades away on direct gaze.
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Each character is positioned just at the edge of your peripheral vision when you're looking at the other.
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She is a lightweight but lightning quick, with a soft rainbow touch from outside and excellent peripheral vision.
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The mark, like the book, is about seeing; the squirrel simulacrum catches my peripheral vision as I write.
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"How are you supposed to fight crime if you can't breathe properly and have almost no peripheral vision?"
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O'Connor told CNN affiliate KPIX that he saw the man fall onto the tracks in his peripheral vision.
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I went over the handlebars and out of my peripheral vision I saw my wife's body fly over me.
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You don't have any peripheral vision in Meta, but it also doesn't look like you're staring through a window.
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Realmax, on the other hand, manages to project images almost to the edge of where your peripheral vision starts.
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"I see fairies in my peripheral vision and on rare occasions, straight on for a few seconds," she says.
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Yael: 203/20 hindsight, but I feel like the guard had bad peripheral vision, and he was super slow.
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Valledor's interest in peripheral vision and vector geometry set him apart from his New York counterparts in the 1960s.
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In her peripheral vision, as she looks down at her bare legs, she can see him stand and dress.
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Because I'd never swung a pickax, I'd never seen, in my peripheral vision, my shadow looking like a prospector's.
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Your peripheral vision will be pleased with this three-monitor stand ($170), which accommodates a trio of 27-inch monitors.
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Your peripheral vision will be pleased with this three-monitor stand ($170), which accommodates a trio of 13-inch monitors.
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So, though you'd have a dark spot right in the center of your vision, you would still have peripheral vision.
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This, he contests, gives him excellent peripheral vision—just like the exotic animals he's kept as pets over the years.
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StarVR has one big advantage over home headsets: its 210-degree field of view, which gives you remarkable peripheral vision.
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Article continues after the video below Virtual reality, by its very nature, removes these immersion-breakers in your peripheral vision.
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Not because it was great in direct sunlight—it's not—or for glancing at my stats from my peripheral vision.
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He's grown accustomed to the "wobble now and then in his peripheral vision" as they continue to hover around him.
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"You won't go completely blind from damage to the macula, since you'd still have your peripheral vision," Schuman tells BuzzFeed Health.
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" K. Marc Choi recounts being asked if his peripheral vision was as good or better "you know, because of your eyes.
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Then imagine three of those frames projected side by side, triptych-style, on a screen that would fill your peripheral vision.
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I rounded a corner, shifted my gaze from the dashboard to the road, and my peripheral vision danced with neon snowflakes.
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It can cause disturbing visual effects, like halos around objects, seeing things that aren't there in your peripheral vision, and afterimages.
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After he recovers from the surgeries, his peripheral vision might improve and he should be able to see more clearly at night.
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It's tragedy reimagined as cartoon — a version two steps removed that lets us glance at the real wound in our peripheral vision.
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Since nobody spent hours as a kid playing Pokémon on their Game Boy using just their peripheral vision, the theory checked out.
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I saw him beeline towards me in my peripheral vision, and as he got closer, I realized what was about to happen.
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VR games also offer peripheral vision in a way that flatscreen ones don't, which gives players a lot more places to look.
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The current study focused on the most common form, known as open-angle glaucoma, which starts with gradual loss of peripheral vision.
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My peripheral vision disappeared, so that I could see only a narrow field filled almost entirely by his face directly above me.
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People with RPE65 mutations can begin to experience losses of vision in their infancy, including the loss of peripheral vision and night vision.
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If the songs on Peripheral Vision could be described as "wistful" and "dreamy," these new tracks practically float in lush and breezy instrumentation.
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That same wiring permits a certain kind of ability in (a person's) peripheral vision and processing and visual-spatial processing and pattern recognition.
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Its industrial VR-1 headset, which is shipping today, combines a super high-resolution center panel with an ordinary screen for peripheral vision.
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Art opens us up to new ideas — so important always, but crucial now as the world seems to be losing its peripheral vision.
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Marré was lucky — although she didn't get the drug in time, the only complication she suffered was a temporary loss of peripheral vision.
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What saved her, she explained, was seeing her students in her peripheral vision and remembering why she, and they, had traveled to Iowa.
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But certain colored ships you must not destroy — meaning you have to detect them in your peripheral vision and avoid looking at them.
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If the songs on Peripheral Vision could be described as "wistful" and "dreamy," these new tracks practically float in lush and breezy instrumentation.
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The U-2 pilot is in a spacesuit — he flies above 70,000 feet — and has little peripheral vision or ability to look downward.
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The esports racers use a 'Batak' wall, just as regular drivers do, to work on peripheral vision, reaction times and hand-eye coordination.
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The Rift's field of view doesn't seem better than previous versions, but it's wide enough to give you a decent amount of peripheral vision.
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If you temporarily suppress your own saccades, as in the above experiment, you can begin to understand how limited our peripheral vision really is.
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Wynn, who has an eye disease called retinitis pigmentosa which affects his peripheral vision, accidentally put his elbow into Le Rêve back in 2006.
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Catch the two games in your peripheral vision, and your brain could well muddle them up, save for a wyvern swooping down on Geralt.
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But I still keep the global economy in my peripheral vision, like a way-too-shitty driver swerving around in my rear-view mirror.
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I'll remember the flower clearly, but I might miss other details — like a bird's lilt or a whale's fin emerging in my peripheral vision.
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That means you always have two disembodied hands visible in your peripheral vision, and they're probably fidgeting unless you remain perfectly still during cutscenes.
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It has a deep "1000R" curvature that's designed for immersion and to let you see the screen's edges more easily with your peripheral vision.
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They can become unable to read books or see the road well enough to drive a car, but they may retain some peripheral vision.
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These conditions can cause you to lose your peripheral vision; then, when your brain tries to fill in what it can't see, hallucinations can result.
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"I was going through the light and through my peripheral vision I could see a car coming at a high rate of speed," Thomas said.
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This causes visual deterioration in the form of haze, gaps, or smudges when a person looks directly at an object, while peripheral vision remains unaffected.
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But as always for a business that's based on working on roofs outside in a state like California, there's always weather in the peripheral vision.
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The Spice Girls' long-awaited reunion tour is officially underway -- the 4 ladies just took the stage ... and Mel B should have full peripheral vision!!!
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People with the disease can become aggressive and hallucinate, sometimes lose peripheral vision, fail to recognize loved ones and forget the purpose of an object.
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"He can't really talk with it on, and in terms of his peripheral vision, he can't really see a whole lot of things," Hurley said.
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The traveler decided not to close the door; he drank the tea and stared into the fire, keeping the dead woman in his peripheral vision.
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You have to see the ball and your glove in your peripheral vision, and you have to be wide so you can react to bad hops.
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Fear not: Panasonic has designed a pair of high-tech blinkers* that block out your peripheral vision to help you concentrate on the job at hand.
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It's because those people I just described are a special subset of human called Whos and just existing in your peripheral vision is their damn job.
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Along with obscuring the wearer's peripheral vision, Wear Space (weirdly Office Face is still unclaimed), also sports noise-canceling headphones to really get the job done.
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Photo via Kanye West's "All Day" music video For a few weeks, a Kanye West song titled "Saint Pablo" has been in fans' collective peripheral vision.
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But then Dougherty's attention drifted from Stanley to the television monitor in his peripheral vision, which showed Tiger Woods out on the Firestone Country Club course.
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Scallops may pay attention to their peripheral vision instead when they're searching for a spot on the sea floor where they can settle down to feed.
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It was easy to be beguiled into a trance, to convince myself that nothing that existed beyond the peripheral vision from my daybed merited further thought.
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It's really just a wireframe with a cloth covering that blots out your peripheral vision, while still giving you plenty to look at in front of you.
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Fully enclosed VR devices don't suffer the same drawback; because you see nothing at all in your peripheral vision (only deliberate blackness), you don't get contradictory information.
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StarVR headsets have a 210-degree field of view, which gives wearers a level of peripheral vision beyond the roughly 110-degree Oculus Rift or HTC Vive.
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For the first quarter of the card, I actively forced myself to ignore the screen, which pleaded for attention from its position just inside my peripheral vision.
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All that work with the lead leg means that when GSP picks it up at the bottom of his opponent's peripheral vision, they're going to start moving.
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Her works riff on past styles; the tensions between pictorial and actual space; the eternal conflict of abstraction and image; the act of looking, including peripheral vision.
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Then a woman in full Park Service garb — green wool pants, khaki shirt, government-issue leather boots — stepped out of my peripheral vision to order a beer.
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Their answer to smartphones stealing our presence and peripheral vision is a sensory device called Ripple that's on the look out for admiring glances on its wearers' behalf.
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They roam around and see things in their peripheral vision all the time, your brain just doesn't bother to process and include all that information in your focus.
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Out of my limited peripheral vision, I glimpsed the heading "Press Language V. 2" at the top of the printed document of the person seated next to me.
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So when his company set out to encourage innovation, he joined with some colleagues and came up with "Wear Space," a headset that limits noise and peripheral vision.
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Article continues after the video below Related: Watch VICE's film on the digital love industry Virtual reality, by its very nature, removes these immersion-breakers in your peripheral vision.
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" He explains, "I would definitely say that Good Nature is kind of a response to Peripheral Vision because it's basically just from two completely different eras of my life.
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The very next day, his peripheral vision was restored, and as Ann drove him to the doctor, he giddily reported that he could see her pulling her hair back.
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I (somewhat unsafely, since I can't really see except out of my peripheral vision due to the migraine) drive home quickly, draw the blinds, and get straight into bed.
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StarVR's standout feature is its wide field of vision, which is supposed to more closely mimic what a person can see in real life, down to their peripheral vision.
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The year is 1924—prohibition is in full effect, so these odd glimpses of things that aren't quite right in Pierce's peripheral vision probably can't be attributed to booze.
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Headphones muffled his hearing while goggles left him with only peripheral vision due to macular degeneration while the suit's joints were adjusted to simulate the stiffness of rheumatoid arthritis.
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The paper studied the effect of extending a VR or AR display into the wearer's peripheral vision by simply using ultra-low-res LED lights to "extend" a scene.
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The best artistic responses to him keep him in their peripheral vision, but always make sure to check their rear-view mirrors before keeping both eyes on the road.
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The 2020 awards tried to do something similar with its hostless format, but the ceremony frequently felt like it was distracted by shiny objects off in its peripheral vision.
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I also have no peripheral vision on my right-hand side, so I try to position myself on the right in meetings, in restaurants, and when walking with friends.
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Aside from the issues with depth perception and peripheral vision, we couldn't put somebody in a match where there's a danger that they could lose their only remaining eye.
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Because he lives in a kind of gopher hole behind the mound, Winnie cannot see him except when he makes one of his infrequent incursions into her peripheral vision.
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I soon turned around and went back to my dormitory-style room, walking slowly over the cobblestone streets because of the black spots that hovered in my peripheral vision.
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If I'm seeing an AR news feed in my peripheral vision I want pertinent news blips – stock prices, local happenings, international incidents – and not so much info on the Kardashians.
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When The New Radicals released the track in 1998, it's unlikely they thought it would remain in the peripheral vision of every local radio station DJ nearly 20 years later.
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The mythology surrounding the titular witch that the directors came up with felt so tangible and plausible, like a small-town horror tale glanced barely out of one's peripheral vision.
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Nick and I were always together — along with the ranger — so that when somebody saw something outside of the peripheral vision of another person we would tap each other's leg.
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Place a peanut on a table, and Foster won't be able to see it; if he turns slightly and uses his peripheral vision, he might catch a glimpse of it.
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Extended peripheral vision on this monitor creates a depth that will have you immersed in your work, and the screen curvature reduces eye movement so that you can work longer comfortably.
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But regardless, we totally get how the sight of that blonde bob and blackout shades in your peripheral vision would be enough to strike fear into even the bravest amongst us.
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"With any artist there's always a dark shadow in your peripheral vision, that is not necessarily a positive aspect of life, but nonetheless generates a certain amount of power," he explains.
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James, we know, has two of the most penetrating player eyes for organizational detail in the history of professional basketball, to go along with his pinpoint peripheral vision on the court.
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"Where Peripheral Vision is when the adolescent part of my experience was ending and about the questions I had about life during that time, Good Nature attempts to answer them," says Getz.
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The company has the exclusive license for the exercise which requires a users to identify objects in the center of their field of vision and their peripheral vision that are displayed simultaneously.
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Sitting on the top of a dusty bookshelf next to my desk, just out my peripheral vision, is a book published in 2005 about the 92nd edition of Le Tour de France.
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After 17 years of always having a roof over my head, a wall or fence around me, and my peripheral vision obscured by bars, razor wire or chicken wire, I felt vertigo.
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Because the headset knows where you're looking, it can spend a larger share of computer's performance rendering what you see at the moment, while dialing back other images in your peripheral vision.
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On Golf SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. — On the eve of the 219th United States Open, Tiger Woods was hitting bunker shots in the short-game practice area when Rory McIlroy entered his peripheral vision.
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Instead of cramming multiple tabs into one window, extended peripheral vision on this monitor creates an IMAX-esque wrap-around view to help you focus on the project in front of you.
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A higher field of view lets you see more broadly to the right and left of you, simulating something like peripheral vision, giving you a more panoramic view of the game's spaces.
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Intended for theme parks and installations, the headset features a 210-degree field of view that fills your peripheral vision when compared to the 110-degree visuals of the Vive or Oculus Rift.
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It was pure luck that I'd sensed motion in my peripheral vision, and that flurry of movement had shaken me awake, pulled my head around to barely catch him slipping out the kitchen.
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BASE jumping footage shot by Red Bull was breathtaking; the expanded field of view filling my peripheral vision until I felt unmoored from my seat, flying through the air along with the performers.
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These hover in our peripheral vision as Mr. Rawls and the musician Chris Kuklis concoct ceremonial dance and song of their own, clad in rough-hewn regalia by the Serbian designer Sasa Kovacevic.
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Migraine with visual aura is characterized primarily by visual disturbances like the ones I face, including blind spots and loss of peripheral vision, and seeing zigzag lines, spinning objects, and flashes of light.
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Humans have a lower "resolution" in their peripheral vision, and the LEDs can let you fake a 190 degree field of view — drastically better than Microsoft's much-derided HoloLens, or even the Oculus Rift.
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The thrill may wear off eventually, but I never got tired of experimenting with different ways to contort myself around enemy fire, working the edges of my peripheral vision for clues to incoming attacks.
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Filling the pages of our magazines, the screens in front of us, the ads that nestle daily into our peripheral vision with as much body diversity as possible — that's what will make meaningful change.
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Glance over at Puckett calling a match and you'll hear him summarizing the rules, detailing the action, dropping personal nuggets about each player's background, and distributing his peripheral vision among eight possible player perspectives.
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In his role as an assistant captain, he stood off the green, in the peripheral vision of Si Woo Kim of South Korea, who missed a three-foot putt to extend a foursomes match.
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Subdued and unobtrusive, they allow works to appear to float in space, as images and objects from various sections of the exhibition come into a visitor's peripheral vision, gently evoking the affinities among them.
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The newfound maturity and serenity permeating throughout Good Nature makes it easy to forget that the unvarnished, raw, and sometimes ugly feelings Getz sang about on Peripheral Vision were from such a short time ago.
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Low-latency is key, to ensure that the viewer is seeing the world in as close to real time as possible, as is maximizing peripheral vision so that users don't get nauseous or lose balance.
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He then switched to a clear mask, which he wore for the next 18 games, and produced noticeably higher scoring averages and shooting percentages despite his complaints about the mask interfering with his peripheral vision.
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The transient art of GIF-making is ideal for capturing the tranquil thoughtspace between relaxation and anxiety, the eternity of highway streetlamps, and the whip-fast peripheral vision glimpses of the world a driver sees.
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The group is perhaps best known for a pair of smart glasses, known internally as Vaunt, which use a low-power laser to beam a low-resolution image into your peripheral vision, directly onto your retina.
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Performance can be improved if you cut down the peripheral vision displayed by the headset, but doing so eliminates one of the major advantages of choosing Pimax over a Vive or Rift in the first place.
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Michael Chow looked at ease in his favorite banquette at the Carlyle hotel, beneath a portrait of Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper in their "Easy Rider" prime, but something in his peripheral vision nagged at him.
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Walton has taught them to maintain a 2100 yard distance from the ball at all times, which gives referees a close enough view to see the details but the peripheral vision required for the big picture.
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One feature called "Adreno foveation" will let the edges of a headset screen operate at lower resolutions while the center of the screen is sharper, similar to how human peripheral vision is fuzzier than central vision.
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A player marginally leans to the left in the middle of a point, and the opponent catches it in his or her peripheral vision and changes a shot at the last second seeking a strategic advantage.
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The rear tires spun, and before I knew it the back end of the car was skidding into the left side of my peripheral vision, as my eyes kept looking forward while the car did a 180.
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Though he added another complication with a mask that fully covered his face and limited his peripheral vision, DiMarco said he was a front-runner in a pre-taped package, which rubbed the judges the wrong way.
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"You use your peripheral vision, you know the food's coming out and the people at the end of bar who ordered it," said Mr. Cremin, who was doing another trick when a waitress brought him the salads.
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It may also be too big — when the monitor is on my desk, my peripheral vision cannot see everything on the screen at once, and I literally have to look up to change browser tabs, for example.
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You could buy a brand-new 4K display with quantum dots, high dynamic range, and a fast refresh rate, or splurge on a curved QHD monitor so wide that it stretches into your peripheral vision while playing.
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As Johnson stood on an East River ferry on a steamy afternoon, talking about her new documentary, "Cameraperson," her Canon video camera kept twitching, tugged by her peripheral vision toward a woman in a white tank top.
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Yes, that's right, the Rage Against the Machine vocalist has moved out of our peripheral vision and straight into the centre of it, because he's back with "Digging For Windows", his first solo track in nearly a decade.
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And several bits seemed best appreciated in peripheral vision or when happened upon — like a woman lying on her back in a tiny mirrored bathroom, listening to Korean disco and wiping her tears with a head of lettuce.
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Peripheral Vision, which was released by Run for Cover back in 2015, is a record that captures that sweet spot between Slowdive and Real Estate, the kind of album that can amplify whatever mood you find yourself in.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - On debut day for Olympic boxing, fighters said they were happy to be competing at the first Games since 1980 without protective headgear, welcoming better peripheral vision even if it means more cuts and scrapes.
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The results support a theory called "eccentricity bias," which suggests that the size of the images we're looking at and whether we're looking at it with central or peripheral vision will predict which area of the brain will respond.
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Anker Quick Charge 513 42W Dual USB Car Charger — $14.89 (list price $40) See Details This dash cam can expand and upgrade your peripheral vision with night vision and a wide angle lens to capture more of the road.
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What we've heard from the companies that we work closely with is that they would like us to move further down the hierarchy; that in today's world, business has become so complicated and peripheral vision has become so important.
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Seven years ago when I was on the ground, packing fixes and emailing clients directly, it was almost not even in the peripheral vision that someday we would have the honor to be a company that everyone could hold shares in.
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For Felix, who came to my office to demonstrate eSight 2995 smart glasses, this means she has a large, totally blind spot in the middle of her vision, no depth perception, an inability to discern colors and only blurry peripheral vision.
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One of the documents also alleged that Booth made racist remarks to Henry about Chan's driving ability, including that "she's a woman and Asian, and Asians have no peripheral vision," while pulling his eyelids to the side in a racist caricature.
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The lenses sharpen your sight so you can see more clearly and react more quickly; they enhance detail recognition to help you spot what you need to see; and they improve your peripheral vision (especially when it comes to tracking moving objects). 2.
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Photo: ASUSThere are certainly valid reasons for wanting your computer's keyboard to glow with all the colors of the rainbow: it can help highlight certain keys in your peripheral vision, or make it easier to track your progress or performance in a game.
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Whether it is the Federal Reserve lifting rates too quickly, or President Donald Trump igniting a trade war spark that turns into a brushfire, policy risk hovers on the edge of investors' peripheral vision like a bad tempered wasp at a picnic.
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But even if you're not a gamer, you can still appreciate the ultra-wide screen that practically wraps that fills your peripheral vision and is large enough to open two fullscreen windows as if you've got two 24-inch displays glued together.
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But as she navigates the disease's effect on her life, job and relationships, she grows aware of a shadowy, grinning thing stalking her peripheral vision — and becomes certain that a string of murders and home invasions is targeting the community she's building.
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It's a record that opens with a peripheral vision, on "Fur Sale"—"See you in the corner of my eye / Please don't die"—before hurtling into a sardonic snarl[...] But it's just sweet enough in just the right doses to keep you hanging in there.
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We do our very best to not look too closely at the things flickering in our peripheral vision, the things animating the desire to watch a world where no one need die, because there will always be somebody there to catch you when you fall.
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The theory suggests that the dimensions and locations of brain regions devoted to visual stimuli are defined by the amount of space in the visual field that those images consume, as well as whether they are primarily observed in a subject's central or peripheral vision.
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The flickering, fast-paced imagery of the Baldessari, in which the artist, viewed from overhead, paints and repaints the interior of a claustrophobic, windowless, doorless room, invades your peripheral vision, making it futile, at least for me, to attempt a deep look at the de Kooning.
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On the odd night out, I'll dabble with fake lashes, but I have yet to make it through an evening during which they don't land in a martini glass or get yanked off when I tire of having my peripheral vision blocked by a spidery, black scrim.
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I have no peripheral vision, and I can't hear as well as everybody else because I've got rubber over my ears, so I'm sitting amongst the banter that I would love to be more of an active part of, and I just can't participate that much.
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Like a person who can only see through one eye, standard liberal economics suffers from limited depth perception and peripheral vision in managing the performance of economies because it is not conceptualizing, pursuing expressly through policy or measuring national economic performance simultaneously through these two lenses.
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A quick glance from the front of the room to see what "Goliath" (2017) looks like before eventually making your way toward it, or keeping it in your peripheral vision along the way, reveals that its outline resembles that of a flat-screen TV turned off, nonfunctional.
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I suffered a couple of tiny glitches — the ground seemed indescribably "off" for one split second when I was picking up a stick, and my hands would drift if I put them at the very edge of my peripheral vision — but for any natural motion the games required, I was fine.
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After 10 to 15 minutes, the viewer's pupils are fully dilated, at which point the viewer is called back to the material world by the presence of a dim light on the opposite side of the chamber, so faint that it can only be perceived in the viewer's peripheral vision.
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And I like the way the new miniseries keeps its eye squarely on slavery but has room in its peripheral vision for commentary on how the pre–Civil War South was an awful place for Native Americans, women, and white men who weren't part of the landed gentry as well.
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Another image of Kubrick is Chris Levine's piece Mr Kubrick is Looking, an entirely creepy LED portrait of the director that can only be glimpsed in your peripheral vision as your turn your head—only then are you suddenly given a flash of the director's face in a 'Here's Stanley!' unnerving appearance.
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Every day, as I'm commuting back and forth to work and meetings, I'm constantly beset by people who look like ostriches, with their necks craned down at their handsets while trying to navigate busy sidewalks, stairs, and escalators through what I can only assume is a mixture of unhelpful peripheral vision and some form of ESP.
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When he was standing on the mound getting ready to pitch, my eyes couldn't focus on him, it's that feeling where you're blinking and blinking but everything is still blurry...it felt like I was trying to catch the pitches with my peripheral vision...My heart is racing back there because I was barely catching these balls.
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As my gaze swung up to the rear window, passing over Rose (now smiling at a scene in the movie), my peripheral vision caught a guardrail, but I couldn't judge its distance because my center vision was unexpectedly occupied by a metallic square on Rose's lap that looked like the tongue of an unbuckled seat belt.
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You may have been extremely successful moving up the ladder in the banking industry, but unless you recognize that your competition now isn't going to come from another bank, it's going to come from Ripple or it's going to come from Apple or it's going to come from Apple Pay, Amazon, whoever, and so it requires a greater degree of peripheral vision.
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As my colleague Nick explained when he tried the Vive Pro Eye in January, it not only allows you to control things in VR just by looking at them, but can also produce higher fidelity VR images with less processing power — by only rendering the parts of a scene that you're actually looking at in high resolution, instead of wasting those resources on your peripheral vision too.
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Let me count the ways:Flaming propellant lands on the person wearing itLack of peripheral vision leads to accidentally testing the flamethrower's efficacy on people/pets that happen to be nearbyFuel tank (located also on your head) catches fire/explodesEvery single one of those scenarios leads to a trip to the ER. Bringing superheroes to life has long been a quest of Youtube inventors, e.g.
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It appeared that our present course and speed would carry us across the path of the propane truck before it hit us, and we would slide off the east side of I-91 North, facing south, where there was a width of shoulder, and also, I noted with newly enhanced peripheral vision, a snowy, uphill bank that would absorb the impact on my side of the truck.
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The locomotion aspect is most relevant to my current situation, but Early promises that, at least for Eagle Flight — Ubisoft's flight simulator — the general problem of locomotion has been solved thanks to synchronized eye, ear and head movement, and tricks like a nose focal point or dynamic blinders that create a vignette shape around the screen when you're moving particularly fast so that your peripheral vision doesn't distract you too much.
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But that has only made me more attuned to the tucked-away part of my brain ruled more by instinct than by logic — the part that lights up at the creak of a footstep from an unoccupied room, the stranger on the train who looks exactly like your mother and just about anything that happens in the nebulous place where your peripheral vision ends and the unknown begins.
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His descriptions of deploying spray paint are particularly poetic: You have to use your whole body to make your letters proportionate and stylistically coherent, your pointer finger maintaining the perfect pressure to avoid an inconsistent flow of paint, the arm opposite your writing hand extended as counterbalance, your legs spread slightly more narrowly than shoulder width for stability, your knees bent just enough to allow you to move vertically through each letter, and your weight over the balls of your feet to allow you to move smoothly along the wall horizontally, all while relying on your hearing and peripheral vision as you watch out for possible gangsters, cops, or heroes who want to stop you, jail you, kill you.
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