The phrase "altered visual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to changes in visual perception, imagery, or graphics, often in fields like art, psychology, or technology.
Example: "The artist's latest work features an altered visual that challenges traditional perspectives on reality."
Alternatives: "modified visual" or "transformed visual".
We have described a method for simulating altered visual phenomenology similar to visual hallucinations reported in the psychedelic state.
In other words, did the early blockade of gap junctions between sibling neurons result in a fundamentally altered visual cortex?
This predictable audience viewpoint is a prerequisite for forced (altered) visual perspective [12 14].
Most past work, however, has altered visual input only over the short-term, typically a few minutes.
In addition, the method carries promise for isolating the network basis of specific altered visual phenomenological states, such as the differences between simple and complex visual hallucinations.
A main experiment was designed to elicit adaptation at the sensory and motor levels, by giving subjects altered visual feedback.
Underwater, every sense is altered — visuals become magnified or dulled, acoustics shift with pressure and a sense of touch is amplified by both the odd weightlessness and the resistance of surrounding water, not to mention the temperature.
Cartoonists are naturally stylistic chameleons, selecting and altering visual techniques to serve their subjects.
Systemic treatment with the selective D1-like agonist, SKF81297, produced an impairment in the early phase of reversal learning, but did not alter visual discrimination, in C57BL/6J mice.
Well beyond color perception, we found colors have distinct roles not only in altering visual system activity, including the primary visual cortex and the thalamus, but also higher level regions including the parahippocampal gyrus (involved in representing the environment) and the middle temporal gyrus (involved in language processing and motion perception).
The hypothesis was to assess whether chronic use of alcohol alter visual perception, even during a period of abstinence.
