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These single-lens systems have a limited field of view, but insects and other species with eyes composed of multiple units called ommatidia enjoy panoramic vision.

High-tech camera acts like a bug's eye

Mariner 9, 2012, is a forty-foot-long panoramic vision of the surface of Mars, sometime in the future.

Kelly Richardson: northern gallery for contemporary art/Spanish City Dome

Nor did I; every single episode of Steven Spielberg's gift to the 90s kid is a panoramic vision of the world, the human race and its deep, dark intrigues.

A dumbbell or a donut?

The image is then made available onto a maximum of three screens, where the operator can see a front panoramic vision, select a region of interest into which he can zoom in, while keeping, for instance, the upper part of the screen for the rear panoramic view in order to maintain full awareness.

Situational awareness: a lifesaver for vehicle crews

There's no claustrophobic feeling thanks to the decent panoramic vision and the instruments and switches are clear and straightforward.

The One and only MINI; Option packs and the ability of buyers to customise their cars are just part of the appeal to owning one of these iconic motors, says DEREK STEWART-BROWN

Look out of the window of this wow factor residence in the city centre and you are greeted with the Three Graces, the fabulous waterfront vision and a panoramic vision of the city.

City centre flat with real aerial power

It emerged that pigeons with >300-degree panoramic vision were well suited for this task because the wrap-round vision allows them to assess obstacles on either side.

Pigeons' 'birds eye view' inspires next generation auto-piloted aircraft

He says of one of them, Elizabeth Bowen, 'She and her contemporaries constantly explore the ironic contradiction between the panoramic vision of the state's "big creations" and the dislocated points of view of those living out the tactical realities of the conflict'.