Sentence examples for biased vision from inspiring English sources

Then of course there were those who, when actually confronted by development, were unable to see beyond their own sadly myopic, biased vision; and I refer you to BuzzFeed (no doubt never predicted) to view a list of some of the best.

While the ratio "total vaccinated"/ total estimated existences" will give a biased vision of vaccination coverage under the situation of extended vaccination campaigns, a model as the one developed here could allow a more accurate assessment and the design of mitigation plans.

In this case, the fact that vision biases audition in the McGurk effect and that audition biases vision in the illusory flash effect may also explain parts of the data.

Thus, prior to the present investigation, non-speech audio-visual illusions have only been observed in a spatiotemporal task where audition biases vision.

In Experiment 1, participants made reaches straight forward, and showed terminal reaching errors that were biased by vision in both directions, but this bias was significantly greater in the azimuthal as compared to the radial direction.

However, the observational nature of field studies, the results of which frequently depend on the observers' activity rhythms and are biased by impaired vision during dark moonless nights, has generally limited our understanding of the proximate mechanisms responsible for the change in activity patterns of cathemeral species.

But this test – the so-called mirror self-recognition test – is biased towards creatures for which vision is the primary sensory modality.

We suggest that the existence of codon bias in vision- and hearing-related genes in a species that has evolved echolocation implies CUB is part of evolution's toolkit to rewire sensory systems.

The task for entrants: reduce the bias in a computer vision system trained on a culturally biased image data set.

Miyahara E, Pokorny J, Smith VC, Baron R, Baron E. Color vision in two observers with highly biased LWS/MWS cone ratios.

Orthologs of those vision and hearing genes also were more biased in M. lucifugus than P. vampyrus, although the effect was not so strong.