Meanings of perceive light in English

The eyes, with the aid of the nerves that perceive light, guide you.

The rods in your retina perceive light.

The device, which was fitted behind the retina, has enabled Chris James to perceive light and even some shapes.

They can perceive light only in a small unit, which is categorized into various lineages in correlation with their spectral and structural characteristics.

The eye is a contrivance for perceiving light, but light cannot make an eye.

Soon after I perceived lights in the Castle moving backwards and forwards in different directions.

As we approached Mrs. Sinclair's cottage, we perceived lights hurrying from one room to another.

In her own case she perceives light in a unique way, which can be emotionally exhausting.

Tell me now, whether SEEING consists in perceiving light and colours, or in opening and turning the eyes?

Julee-anne Bell has never perceived light.

We perceive lights here and there, some isolated fire in the farms, and lines of gas in the towns.

The passage was of considerable extent, and at the end of it I perceived light as from a lamp or candle.

Only Ms. Harrington's admittedly brilliant deduction regarding the wavelengths in which treecats perceived light enabled her to catch a recorded image.

It just needs to capture light -or, to be more precise, electromagnetic radiation, of which visually perceived light is one form.

I closed my eyes... tried to slow my thoughts... opened my eyes... gazed intensely at Atmananda... perceived light emanating from his eyes!...