Sentence examples for Visual amplitude from inspiring English sources

Real fashion week — which is happening now, until Thursday — takes this visual amplitude and ratchets it up a few notches.

All this crisscrossing text and rotating of the book make us aware of its material qualities — its generous proportions and visual amplitude — while also linking to the kind of reading we do on the Internet, skipping around, following our instincts, finding unexpected connections.

Also the visual dFT amplitude maps that the CrysTBox program outputs are useful for assessing whether or not the numerical outputs of the lattice vector magnitudes refer to the two shortest reciprocal lattice vectors.

Also, the visual dFT amplitude maps that the CrysTBox program outputs proved to be very useful for assessments if the numerical outputs of the lattice vector magnitudes refer to the two shortest reciprocal lattice vectors.

With regard to the visual P300, amplitude increases [ 25] and latency decreases [ 26] have been reported with acute nicotine use.

The larger early visual P1 amplitudes in phobic compared to non-phobic subjects replicate earlier studies that also observed enhanced P1 amplitudes in phobic compared to non-phobic subjects when processing schematic flower/spider stimuli or schematic emotional faces [ 14, 51, 52].

However, consistent with previous studies, social and spider phobic persons exhibited generally enhanced visual P1 amplitudes indicative of hypervigilance in phobia.

However, Figure  4 suggests that for the N1 component, the change in difference results predominantly from a decrease in Audio-visual response amplitude, while for P2 the change was predominantly driven by an increase in Auditory-only amplitude.

In agreement with earlier studies, social and spider phobic persons exhibited generally enhanced visual P1 amplitudes indicative of hypervigilance in phobia and possibly of the preattentive feature detectors as postulated by Öhman [ 20].

This vestibular stimulus was paired with 1 Hz sinusoidal motion of a visual stimulus, whose amplitude and phase relative to the vestibular stimulus depended on the training paradigm.

In a later study, comparing the effects of 4 days of monocular deprivation among juvenile, fully adult (PD90 180) and mature (PD180 390) mice [10], visual evoked potential amplitude showed no significant difference among the age groups.