Sentence examples for Visual interactions from inspiring English sources
Visual interactions between a demonstrator eating sunflower seeds behind a transparent wall so that the observer could see but not access the seeds (SD, simple demonstration).
If the subject chooses to receive feedback, they interact (19) with the touch screen device (visual interactions) or issue the keyword command 'feedback' (auditory interactions).
"The growth interface will be high-speed, reliable visual interactions," he said.
His goal here, Mr. Wilson said, was to create visual interactions that would not obstruct careful listening.
There are already multiplayer games that support hundreds of thousands of simultaneous players, but the I.B.M. system will add an unparalleled level of realism to visual interactions, Mr. Meyerson said.
The eye tracking interface uses the visual interactions of users to identify interpretations of constructed shapes, according to recognised parts identified using methods from shape grammar research.
This finding suggests that new neural representations between sound and visual motion can be established through direct, bottom-up, audio-visual interactions.
Taken together, these findings suggest that audio-visual interactions and the estalbishement of new associations between auditory and visual information can occur at very early processing stages in both the visual and auditory sensory systems.
This could be the reason why, in addition to the social regions, the regions related to socio-motor and motor-visual interactions, including IFG, MFG, PoCG, precentral gyrus (PrCG), and lingual gyrus (LG), were activated in the follower's brain.
The aim of the present study was to elucidate whether this sound-contingent visual motion aftereffect is caused by direct audio-visual interactions in perceputal level or mediated by top-down controls based on expliclt recognition over audio-viusal relationships.
This paper describes a series of studies conducted with the goal of developing perceivable tactile icons (tactons) to aid in non-visual interactions with mobile applications.
