Pheeeew. Great news about your sight. For my twenty twenty vision sd channels feel like looking through the glass darkly sic.
Perhaps better not then, you know what they say about making you go blind!Where do I queue? I hope they come in a choice of uniform!
https://www.allaboutvision.com/eye-exam/2020-vision.htm said:The term "20/20" and similar fractions (such as 20/40, 20/60, etc.) are visual acuity measurements. They also are called Snellen fractions, named after Herman Snellen, the Dutch ophthalmologist who developed this measurement system in 1862.
In the Snellen visual acuity system, the top number of the Snellen fraction is the viewing distance between the patient and the eye chart. In the United States, this distance typically is 20 feet; in other countries, it is 6 meters.
At this testing distance, the size of the letters on one of the smaller lines near the bottom of the eye chart has been standardized to correspond to "normal" visual acuity — this is the "20/20" line. If you can identify the letters on this line but none smaller, you have normal (20/20) visual acuity.
The increasingly larger letter sizes on the lines on the Snellen chart above the 20/20 line correspond to worse visual acuity measurements (20/40, 20/60, etc.); the lines with smaller letters below the 20/20 line on the chart correspond to visual acuity measurements that are even better than 20/20 vision (e.g., 20/15, 20/12, 20/10).
The single big "E" at the top of most Snellen eye charts corresponds to 20/200 visual acuity. If this is the smallest letter size you can discern with your best corrective lenses in front of your eyes, you are legally blind.
On most Snellen charts, the smallest letters correspond to 20/10 visual acuity. If you have 20/10 visual acuity, your eyesight is twice as sharp as that of a person with normal (20/20) vision.
Yes, grocers' apostrophes are misused possessives, but for the sake of the joke...Must have had only two grocers available!
It was part of a much larger list of calling points which continuously rolled right to left as in any train carriage info display.How many characters are there on the display? Just enough for what's there? What they need is a bigger display screen or a scrolling display.
True. But my gripe is that the included apostrophes are not grocer's ones.That there is a missing apostrophe (Sth) but two others is the reason for the comment:
So no excuse for missing an apostrophe on the grounds of not enough space.It was part of a much larger list of calling points which continuously rolled right to left as in any train carriage info display
Well, possibly. I wondered, but then I just followed on from the stuff about grocer'sShouldn't this be in AvP?
Would have expected the grocer to have been in AvP. My reply and BH's comments could have given you the impression that you were posting to AvP.Well, possibly. I wondered, but then I just followed on from the stuff about grocer's
I have no problem passing the blame to you two if you want it.My reply and BH's comments could have given you the impression that you were posting to AvP.