Sentence examples for available vision from inspiring English sources

Under microgravity condition, with eyes closed, most of the sources of information which could be used to build an exocentric representation of the movement are not available (vision and graviceptive information).

Although the CPRD is representative of the UK in its distribution of practice location deprivation, it tends to recruit larger than average practices, 18 while the version we analysed only included practices utilising one of three major clinical computer systems available (VISION).

Available visions show that the specific problem of socio-ecological transformation requires special efforts and may not be solvable by conventional means.

Since evidence is available documenting vision restoration by means of vision training or non-invasive electric current stimulation future studies should also consider investigating recovery processes after visual cortical strokes.

When the eye is allowed to remain in the dark the rhodopsin regenerates and thus becomes available for vision.

So far, only one e-book — "Witchcraft: Ancient Traditions Alive in Salem" — is available from Vision Project, but, Mr. Falco said: "E-books are our future.

The earliest differentiation into day versus night behaviour in animals was probably driven by differences in temperature and the light available for vision.

This paper aims to give short overview of deep learning approaches available for vision tasks.

Rather, the generic problem is reshaped through approximations so that it becomes solvable by the amount of processing power available for vision.

Similarly impressive results are available for vision: in a rapid serial visual presentation task (matching picture to description), subjects were 70% accurate at 125 ms. exposure per picture and 96% accurate at 167 ms. (Fodor, 1983, p. 63).

We demonstrate that both absolute and relative viewing distance can be reliably estimated under controlled circumstances for both desktop and mobile devices using low-cost cameras and readily available computer vision algorithms.