In addition, observers' eye movements were carefully monitored on a series of video screens, which showed the observers' point of regard superimposed on a view of the stimulus, as well as a direct view of the observers' eye.
Sometimes both rectangles travelled slowly, at just over 3º of arc a second from the observer's point of view, as a ship might.
Sometimes both rectangles travelled slowly, at just over 3º of arc a second from the observer's point of view, mimicking a ship.
Many increasingly argue that we actually benefit from the illusion that we are in control of something – even when, from the observer's point of view, we're not.
From the observer's point of view, the star is also overhead, although of course it would be hidden behind the Sun.
Here the social interaction is no longer investigated from the "outside" but rather from the "inside" by taking the perspective or point of view of the interacting selves themselves (rather than the observer's point of view).
Without as yet actually occupying the point where Archimedes had wished to stand, we have found a way to act on the earth as though we disposed of terrestrial nature from outside, from the point of Einstein's "observer freely poised in space".
Because it is written from the distraught observer's point of view rather than from the viewpoint of someone observing her, there is continuity to her madness; it is not one state suddenly supplanting another but the most gradual of processes.
Soldiers often wrongly viewed camouflage netting as a kind of invisibility cloak, and they had to be taught to look at camouflage practically, from the enemy observer's point of view.
At its most interesting, however, it places the listener right at the heart of the story so that you experience it not as a detached observer but from the point of view of the abandoned child trying to survive on his wits in a hostile world.
