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Using cameras integrated into the door mirrors, BLIS registers whether another vehicle is in the blind spot offset to the rear.

The vertebrate eye - with its back-to-front wiring and blind spot where the wiring goes through the retina - is one example.

Beyond the lust for oil and lazy equation of autocracy with stability, western leaders have had a blind spot about Arab countries.

To help drivers maintain better control over the driving situation, the all-new XC70 is equipped with BLIS (Blind Spot Information System).

He said that if a model becomes the prevailing paradigm, and exempts itself from criticism, the blind spot will grow worse over time.

Actually, I think it is sloppy and childish; but I also think that, if it were only this instance, it could be looked on as a blind spot.

The fovea has only cones , and the blind spot or papilla has no receptors .

They seem to have a blind spot towards their own lack of social abilities.

This has become the number one problem facing the villa developers and purchasers should be the most "in-baskets" of a blind spot.

Although this solution is generally very efficient, it has a blind spot when it comes to circular (or cyclic) references.

Just before pulling out of the parking spot, check your mirrors and your blind spot.

If the back of the car suddenly disappeared, is likely to have entered the blind spot within, and be more careful.

This blind spot notwithstanding, what shines through on almost every page is Rhodes' admiration for the civil servants he encounters.

Filling that blind spot would increase warning time by a few hours.

If there is a chance of traffic or pedestrians overtaking you on the right, check your right blind spot just before pulling over.

"Enrich yourselves" is the clarion call of our era; and in that moral blind spot lies a great danger.

In half the cases, the accidents took place when turning right and two-thirds of blind spot-related accidents resulted in fatalities.

Albert Bandura wrote a paper thirty years ago that highlighted chance occurrences as the blind spot in psychology.

Culture can be an intellectual blind spot for the left.

Thus it set up the clear signpost that can be distinguished on the blind spot of traditional ethic.

The annals of business are filled with chief executives who have fallen prey to the blind spot of poor succession planning.

Before slowing down, check your mirror for traffic behind you. Before pulling into position to back up, check your blind spot.

After signalling, check your blind spot one more time before starting to move into the other lane.

When you are in the driver's blind spot, move through quickly and never pass on the right, where the blind spot is even larger.

We're all unwitting victims of a collective blind spot .

Divide your attention between watching in front, watching the mirrors and checking your blind spot.

One big blind spot was the financial system.

However, the blind spot of a model is that experimental results are interpreted according to the terms and assumptions of the model.

Just before pulling away from the stop, check your mirrors and your left blind spot.

NCR TransitionWorks for Inventory Visibility can eliminate the inventory blind spot.

Half of this pool is covered in a blind spot.

But does Mr. Buffett have a blind spot when it comes to implementing his own policy?

Every mother has a blind spot about her child.

The problems stem from a long-term, collective blind spot in research: atheism itself.

A second blind spot is caused by the localised structure of the police.

In many don't want extra signal, resulting in a lot of replication of blind spot.

The upper-premium A8 also gets blind-spot detection and lane-departure warning systems.

The advandage of this method is fast detection and small blind spot.

His blind spot over financial stability was shared by many others.

Check your mirrors and your blind spot just before starting the turn.

Antarctica was this planet's last empty quarter -- the blind spot in our expanding vision of the world.

Legal Blind Spot in Researches of "Migrant Workers"

Blind Spot (Ps): The psychic rogue can use this ability once per day.

Inventory, steel mills of stock actual is a blind spot.

Yet Mr Putin's remarks still reflect a worrying blind spot.

Watching "Wall Street, " you'd think that business is a Hollywood obsession. But it's really Hollywood's biggest blind spot.

One well-known example of this is the blind spot in the eye, which is a point in the retina which contains no sensory cells.

Based on these findings, Keller suspects that each person has an olfactory blind spot.

One possible blind spot is that the dodgiest mortgages all behave similarly in times of stress.

Walking in the blind spot of the night.

Everyone has a blind spot in their vision.

It's a blind spot in their consciousness.

Most people have what Mr. Bazerman calls an ethical blind spot.

And like Gates, Page may have a blind spot about the intersection of business and the Beltway.

Sickles have a blind spot directly behind them where infantry are almost impossible to take out and Terror Drones can easily slip in.

Letting person save worry because of cute child, often become the blind spot of adult vision .

Environmental litigation in China can be said that the legislative and the judicial field, or a blind spot.

You may have a blind spot which brings problems or situations you would normally resist.

Perhaps the one lapse is Rhodes' odd blind spot about the media.

I have a fair knowledge of most biological sciences but I have a blind spot when it comes to botany.

Don't stop in the blind spot.

The things as why blind spot, visual illusions and so on.

I have said nothing of the blind spot in our eyes.

Most parents have a blind spot for their children.

Though the homosexuality exist for a long time in China, till now it is a blind spot of the law of our country yet.

Blind Spot of Research on The Book of Songs: A General View of Men Statue in the Hymeneal Poetry

Study of blind spot eliminating and weak pixels revising about high resolution CCD digital aerial images

Scan blind spot analysis of a triangular arrangement of waveguide end-slot finite phased arrays

A study on the relationship between the Feedforward Control and the blind spot of nursing safety

The Phenomenon of Document of "Blind Spot" and a Style of Creation

Analysis of the Relation between Blind-Spot and Fuse-Antenna's Position of Cylindric Missile

A Blind Spot in the Teaching Methodology Reform of English Writing the Negative Impact of Mother Tongue Thinking

A Primary Discussion on the Blind Spot in Medical Device Administration and the Countermeasures

Research on blind-spot in selection of teaching material of institutions of higher learning

The Blind Spot of Public Administration: Underground Market

Blind Spot about Network Language and Language Education

A Blind Spot in Contemporary Foreign Literature Study

Mid-life suicides: a societal blind spot (USATODAY. com in News)

A "Blind Spot" in China's E-government Construction--An E-government Construction Investigation Report from a Rural Grass-root Government

Baring of physiological blind spot;

A second talk on blind spot of media

That blunt puts you in the one blind spot

Attention to the blind spot of education

What is the Blind Spot in the Eye

On the Effect of Emphasizing Chinese "Implied Passive Voice" and Eradicating a Blind Spot in English Learning