Sentence examples for bilateral display from inspiring English sources

The bilateral display used in this paradigm introduces an interhemispheric component to the task.

The neutral condition merely required a button to be pressed as soon as a bilateral display appeared (mean reaction time ± standard deviation of 595 ± 158 ms under low TMS, 614 ± 135 ms under high TMS), with accuracy unsurprisingly 100% due to the foreknown response in the blocked neutral condition.

Averaging performance across all conditions save display mode (bilateral vs. unilateral) revealed a significant bilateral advantage in the form of a 21% increase in apparent item scanning speed for target detection; in the absence of a target, bilateral displays gave a 5% increase in speed that was not significant.

Others, who have used bilateral displays with only one distractor, have argued that the N2pc reflected target enhancement processes [14].

The study also shows that neither the horizontal alignment of the dots per se (Experiment 2) nor the retinal stimulation differences between the unilateral and bilateral displays (Experiment 3) can account for the observed bilateral field advantage.

Also, when a large portion of bilateral displays were used, as in the present study, an enhanced P1 contralateral to the attended item was accompanied by a larger N1 ipsilateral to the attended item [12], [13].

Control experiments further showed that this effect could not be attributed to a horizontal alignment advantage of the items in the visual field, or to a retinal stimulation difference between the unilateral and bilateral displays.

This was accomplished by including "no-target" trials in which the cue was followed by a bilateral visual display containing two distractors instead of a target and a distractor.

A main effect of laterality (F 1, 15) = 9.80; p<.007) indicated that the N1 was larger ipsilateral (−4.41 µV) than contralateral (−4.02 µV) to the attended location, as observed in previous studies using bilateral target displays [12], [13].

We also ran a more "neutral," less demanding baseline task, in which participants simply had to press one button whenever the bilateral visual displays appeared.

Regardless of how these Paleozoic corals are classified within the Anthozoa, all septal patterns display bilateral and six-fold symmetry and suggest some relationships with the present fossils.