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Experimental results showed that videos of mismatched actions (images) and sounds would elicit a larger P400 as compared to videos of matched actions (images) and sounds.

In this paper, we have designed an experiment, where through the presentation of common scenario, real-world videos, with matched and mismatched actions (images) and sounds as stimuli, we aimed to study the integration processing of synchronized visual and auditory information in videos of real-world events in the human brain, through the use event-related potentials (ERPs) methods.

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Photograph: Jason Cairnduff / Action Images 3.27pm BST Australia's Adam White spikes against Italy during their men's Group A volleyball match.

YEAR OF THE FISH A contemporary Cinderella story, set in New York's Chinatown, featuring animation based on live-action images.

Over the years he has painted a swarm of action images, including racehorses, polo ponies, figure skaters, Tour de France cyclists and marathon runners.

The first half effectively darts between love story and war action – images of maps, forests, words from the text, trains, soldiers etc flow, flash and stutter about the stage.

With this technique, a version of which was used by early giants like Max Fleischer and even in the old Disney factory, animators directly trace over live-action images of performers.

But theater -- action, images, fast changes of mood and tone -- brings out what's best in it: a vision of history, culture and individuals with the plot twists and jumbled motives of black comedy.

In the early 1870's, Eadweard Muybridge produced the first stop-action images of trotting horses, proving that at one point in the gait of a fast trotting horse all four feet were off the ground.

In films like "Recreation" (1956), "A Man and His Dog Out for Air," (1957), "69" (1968) and "Swiss Army Knife With Rats and Pigeons" (1980), viewers were bombarded with wiggling lines, letters, abstract shapes and live-action images that jumped and flashed, zoomed and receded, appeared and disappeared, inflicting what Mr. Breer once called "assault and battery on the retina".