Sentence examples for Sensory interface from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it demonstrates that, through an understanding of task and environment physics, problems for which architectural solutions or explanations are often proposed may be solved more simply at the sensory interface - thereby minimising subsequent computation.

In experiential terms the biomagnetic field is the most subtle sensory interface we have with our environment.

This new TDU would therefore offer a passive sensory interface coupled with active actuators.

In the current study, we further investigated NPS effects on neuronal activity and subthreshold oscillations in the mouse LA, the primary sensory interface of the amygdala fear-conditioning circuitry [20], [22] [25].

Transient receptor potential (TRP) channels provide a close sensory interface between the environment and interior of cells.

In this book, James Nisbet investigates the many levels of intersection between ecology and art in the 1960s and 1970s, examining a series of works that served as sensory interfaces to ecological concepts and reflected the shifting notions of ecology during the period.

The objective was to establish data in order to make ergonomics recommendations for multi-sensory interface design in control consoles.

We argue that the visual inputs are transmitted through a simple sensory motor interface in the pons, to the efferent limb in the brain stem and cerebellum.

Jony Ive, Apple's vice-president of design, has overseen a range of watches that boast numerous digital functions including sensory touch, interfacing and "a rotary dial that translate into data" (a scroll button).

This "dorsal stream" of speech perception from auditory regions to inferior frontal regions may provide a sensory-motor interface that is important for mapping perceived speech onto articulatory processes [34], [35].

By exploring the interface between sensory physiology, behavior, and ecology, my lab seeks to identify basic principals of sensory integration, multimodal communication, complex signal evolution and how organisms adapt to biophysical constraints on these processes.