Sentence examples for between objects and scenes from inspiring English sources

However, the associated mechanism between objects and scenes remains unclear.

Geometric model could be more adaptive to the specific scenes due to dependency upon the geometric relations between objects and scenes, and would be prevailingly applied in simulated environments so far.

In support of this, Jenkins et al. [34] provide recent neuroimaging evidence that demonstrates that East Asians are more affected than Westerners by incongruity of semantic relationships between objects and scenes, consistent with previous behavioral studies on the emphasis of functional relational categorizations in East Asians [35].

This theory suggests that scene learning is distinct from concurrent object reward learning, which is unimpaired following frontal temporal disconnection, because associations between objects and the scenes in which they occur require some top-down influence for retrieval to occur whereas concurrent object reward associations can be retrieved relatively automatically.

Critically, we demonstrated that the Singapore participants had greater eye gaze distance coverage within each picture and a greater proportion of their eye-movements alternating between viewing objects and scenes, whereas the US participants had less coverage and a greater proportion of their eye-movements remaining within the objects.

In order to examine the relationship between SD objects and scenes, we adapted a technique previously devised by Summerfield et al. (2010), where participants were required to construct indoor scenes in the mind's eye, item-by-item.

The contrasts between words, objects and scenes revealed virtually identical networks of regions sensitive to each stimulus category at study and test, and consequently, the results of these contrasts are shown for the study phase only in Fig. 1.

His work processes and reinterprets everyday objects and scenes until they become imbued with a playful originality that drifts between humor and subversion.

These estimates were 96.0%, 89.0% and 77.0% for words, objects and scenes, respectively.

During study, participants made semantic decisions about words, pictures of objects and scenes.

The spot areas depend on object illumination, distance between object and camera, and the angle of view of the scene.