The phrase "appears in the visual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is shown or depicted in an image, video, or other visual media.
Example: "The logo appears in the visual, prominently displayed in the center of the screen."
Alternatives: "is shown in the visual" or "is depicted in the visual".
The 12 frames displayed in Fig. 9 are taken from a 5.16-s-long video (see Video 4 in supplemental file), whereas t 0 is the time when the micro-particle cluster (indicated by the red arrow) appears in the visual field of the CCD camera.
An often overlooked aspect of face affect recognition is its likely dependence on where the stimulus appears in the visual field.
The use of fewer categories and conditions allowed us to build a strong statistical basis and to focus our investigation on addressing the following questions: how early the amygdale and other areas are activated, how their activation depends on where the stimulus appears in the visual field, and whether emotions are separated in the same or different areas.
In ecological conditions, reactive saccades might be expected to reach as fast and precisely as possible a new object that suddenly appears in the visual field, because this new object could vanish as abruptly as it appeared (see for example [43]).
Psychophysics and physiological experiments have shown that multi-scale transforms seem to appear in the visual cortex of mammals [27].
During development, PV positive cells appear in the visual cortex at P11 [28] and continue their maturation during the critical period for OD plasticity [29].
These in turn would lead to differences in latency of activations or even the recruitment of different brain areas depending on where stimuli with facial expressions of emotion appear in the visual field.
Emotion separation emerged first at either the amygdala or STS, and the specific pattern and timing of this separation depended on where the faces appeared in the visual field.
Secondly, in regards to any contribution from the post-saccadic visual input, a slightly greater part of the visual input (i.e., the three placeholder squares; see Fig. 1) appeared in the visual field contralateral to the direction of the executed centrifugal saccade.
However, all three of these activities involve identifying objects that appear in the visual angle treated by Eye-Search (∼15° either side of fixation).
Both young stars appear in the visuals of Lemonade, which Tinsley summarized as "grown-ass Black woman magic" in an op-ed for Time.
