Sentence examples for about gaze from inspiring English sources

However, Porco underlines that there's no need to collect identity parameter in order to glean useful insights, and anonymized data about gaze point, age and gender along with duration of view suffice.

"We were eating dinner and my dad was talking about how, after publishing a paper about gaze tracking, a reviewer said that you could never prove whether people are looking at the eyes or the center of the face," Levy recalls.

Indeed, the existing studies about gaze and mutual gaze in Asia and the West have not only found differences in mutual gaze behaviors but also revealed Asians' proclivity to avoid attending to the eyes of another person to show politeness or respect [33].

In order to examine how our prior beliefs about gaze alter perception, experiment 2 used a mixed noise condition to measure bias.

Their heart-shaped faces swiveled about, gazing with large, dark eyes at the creature who'd taken them from their home.

What hormonal levers would you pull? "Choose" to spend days in school and nights in bed thinking about, dreaming about, gazing upon Paul?

With or without a telescope, there's something so captivating about gazing up into the majestic celestial abyss.

But on Saturday it became a spoken monologue about gazing into the abyss in which her regular sidekick, the bassist Jay Leonhart, supplied the foundation.

There is something magical and energising about gazing back over the ridges of misty fells, or even how many Tube stations you have passed.

Mr. Dwoskin's work is at its core about looking: about the moviegoer gazing at the onscreen subject; about the onscreen subject gazing back at the moviegoer (or so it often seemed); and above all about gazing at the human body.

She's driven to the beach by a local man named Carlos Óscar Jaenadaa), who teases her about gazing at her cell phone while surrounded by splendid landscapes (she admits, "Yes, I'm American") and who asks her earnestly how she intends to get back from the remote site (she responds, flippantly, "Uber").