Final answer:
To establish the correct distance from the tube tip to the vermilion border, you can use anatomical landmarks.
Step-by-step explanation:
The correct distance from the tube tip to the vermilion border can be established using anatomical landmarks. Here is a step-by-step process:
- Stretch your arm forward and extend your thumb, so that your thumbnail faces your eyes.
- Close one eye and move your thumb so that, looking with your open eye, you see your thumbnail covering the landmark A.
- Then open the eye you had closed and close the one with which you looked before, without moving your thumb. It will now appear that your thumbnail has moved: it is no longer in front of landmark A, but in front of some other point at the same distance.
- Estimate the true distance AB by comparing it to the estimated heights of trees, widths of buildings, distances between power-line poles, lengths of cars etc. The distance to the landmark is 10 times the distance AB.