0 past simple and past participle of squint
Still, though their true nature may remain a mystery, both the squinted out cans and the relations between them are easily observed.
It plays an important, perhaps even essential, causal role in the production of the visual experience of the two squinted out cans.
Despite their nonexistence, however, the squinted out bean cans do have visible features that are not visibly present.
The two squinted out cans visibly display a variety of nonexistent spatial relations.
Surprisingly, the initially attractive strategy of substituting existing sense data, appearances or images for nonexistent, squinted out bean cans cannot be sustained.
For that matter, even the fronts of the squinted out cans have more features than are visibly present.
These two squinted out cans should not be confused with the one on the shelf, since they have features not enjoyed by the real can.
Some things, like faces in blurry photographs or squinted out bean cans, may be perceived only by employing deviant causal processes.
