Crucially, all these effects were likewise interpreted as arising from modulated saliency signals computed at the level of pre-attentive vision, indicating that the timing of the PCN reflects the speed of those coding stages that occur prior to, and provide the basis for, focal-attentional target selection.
The wedding of his attentive, mysteriously somber vision and the burnished physicality of his materials yields objects of haunting, deeply moving presence.
The reason we remember only the Washington, D.C., version, Tufekci argues, has to do with the strategic vision and attentive detail work of people like Rustin.
PAAV builds on attentive components of the default vision module and incorporates greater support for modeling pre-attentive components of human vision.
When we're too attentive, we fall victim to tunnel vision.
And I looked forward to the fisherman's return, which was never empty-handed…" Mann's distinctive vision, born of generously attentive looking, began to be tinged that same year by the growth of cataracts in both of his eyes.
Vision often dominates audition when attentive processes are involved (e.g., the ventriloquist effect), yet little is known about the relative potential of the two modalities to initiate a "break through of the unattended".
Jon Meacham writes, "He immersed himself in the subtle skills of engaging others, chiefly by offering people what they value most - an attentive audience to listen to their own visions and views".
At Boston, Ricks teaches "most things from Shakespeare to Bob Dylan" and his most recent book, Dylan's Visions of Sin (2004), is a characteristically attentive reading of the songwriter's work.
Spectral residual saliency detection is an approach developed in computer vision to simulate the behavior of pre-attentive visual search.
In healthy vision, crowding has been interpreted as a pre-attentive process that uses averaging to regularize the noisy representation of (feature) position in the periphery (Greenwood et al., 2009).
