Although the majority of people neuroadapt to floaters, about 33% experience impairment in vision, according to a survey conducted by Webb and colleagues in a community sample of smartphone users.

Floater: Philon has insanely soft touch on his floaters, and this shot is the best example of his fluid footwork. Late in the season, he even began working in an off-hand (lefty) floater.

The Tango floater has produced gas in three continents in under 10 years — which Haberberger said should be an encouraging proof of concept for the industry, showing the adaptability of the vessels.

People describe floaters differently -- some see spots, while others can see lines, cobwebs, specks or strings. They may drift when you move your eyes or when you try and look at them directly ...

What we describe as “a little discomfort” is enough to ruin a surgical experience. And it applies as well to other annoyances our patients endure. Floaters after cataract surgery are an example.

Floater credit cards allow multiple users to share a single credit limit under one account, making them ideal for families, couples, or small businesses managing joint expenses.

Being the floater friend, you are a part of lots of different friendship groups but are never the core friend in these groups. You’re not invited to everything they do, perhaps you feel like the ...

Floaters tend to develop due to changes in the eyes over time. Strands of vitreous, which is the gel-like fluid in the eye, can attach to one another and cause shadows on the retina. These shadows ...

The main reason floaters occur is age. With age, the vitreous – a clear, gel-like substance inside the eye – starts to thicken and shrink. Vitreous consists mostly of water, collagens, and an acid ...

Firstly, I want to express my sincere gratitude for open-sourcing such an outstanding project. While validating on my own dataset, I observed significant improvements in PSNR and SSIM, but inevitably ...