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Now the look was better, but the two sides of his face would forever be misaligned.

"So then it was you who misaligned the targeting system," he said.

The last man to pass these Gates deliberately misaligned them.

Because one of the eyes is misaligned, some people refer to this as a "lazy eye."

Carrying the experiment a stage further, they tried the effect of misaligning the eyes.

I thought the mirrors were misaligned, but they check out, too."

This is a normal consequence of the eye's being briefly misaligned.

If the garage door binds, the tracks may be misaligned.

Later, I discovered that the targeting system had been purposely misaligned.

His right kneecap is misaligned because of a weak muscle.

Check to see if any sections are misaligned or have pulled away from the edge of the roof.

Thus, when the eyes are misaligned, the brain will 'project' two different images in the same visual direction.

The condition occurs when a child's eyes are misaligned and one eye begins to shut down.

The Sword urged them straight ahead, across the slowly misaligning gap.

Sensors determine if any of the heliostats is slightly misaligned.

Private utilities can be worst of all, especially when the profit motive is misaligned.

Perhaps an ear is misaligned; an eye too high; a torso heavier than we'd like.

Strabismus, sometimes also called lazy eye, is a condition in which the eyes are misaligned.

When a memory access is not aligned, it is said to be misaligned.

In some specimens the viewing screen is also misaligned.

In addition, the eyes may be misaligned so that they appear crossed (strabismus).

The entire collar and shirt are misaligned, on purpose.

The company said the roof could be misaligned, causing it to fly off a moving vehicle.

In general, a twist occurs, causing the edges at the last joint to be misaligned.

"It happened that all the planets were misaligned."