Based on clinical data, it is assumed that visual acuity can recover partially up to 48 hours after blood vessel closure [ 21].
In these cases, where previous stroke-related visual field loss was excluded, it has been assumed that the visual pathway was affected by an extension of the stroke that was not documented in the imaging report.
At Diaghilev's insistence, the company was never officially filmed, and although there are many contemporary accounts of its performances – reviews, reportage, reminiscences – it's always been assumed that there was no visual record.
It has been assumed that these associations come from direct connections between visual and auditory cortices.
For species like the pigeon that employ body movement in communication it can be assumed that the visual system is highly specialized to detect, identify and evaluate complex gestures, actions and even movement 'styles' from motion cues alone (Yamazaki et al., 2004).
Although these associations are interesting it cannot be assumed that screening for visual impairment in the community would necessarily lead to reductions in hospital admission and length of stay.
Therefore, it can be assumed that new auditory-visual conditional relations can be consistently taught through exclusion trials and the emergence of naming of the new visual stimuli can be observed from this procedure.
As in Altmann and Kamide's (2007) account of why the eyes move in the visual world paradigm, it is assumed that free inspection of the visual scene activates conceptual representations of the objects contained within the scene.
It can be assumed that region-level description of visual information is more comprehensible for users than pixel-level image description.
It can, in any case, be assumed that the relative number of visual observations leading to changes in OSM data is much higher in Europe compared to other continents.
