Sentence examples for both visual and tactile from inspiring English sources

The fragmentation shield protects users from microscopic shrapnel while further reducing the squeamish cook's direct interaction with the actual can, in both visual and tactile terms.

The act of writing down and checking off a task can serve to "emblazon" it in your mind and offer positive reinforcement that is both visual and tactile, she said.

For example, bimodal visuotactile neurons respond to both visual and tactile stimulation (Bresciani, Dammeier, & Ernst, 2006; Graziano & Gross, 1998).

The left superior parietal lobule, intraparietal sulcus, bilateral premotor cortices and right cerebellum were activated during both visual and tactile motion discrimination.

This result is consistent with a recent finding showing that working memory processes in both visual and tactile modalities share common neural networks [35], thus providing support for the notion of a working memory system independent of sensory modality.

At our institution, we prefer to use both pleural dye and coils in/near the lesion to provide the surgeon with both visual and tactile cues to locate the lesion.

Furthermore, a study showing that a region within the IPS is activated both by visual and tactile orientation tasks ([52] 30 −54 56; MNI) suggests that regions of the PPC may underlie multisensory processing of orientation.

It has also been suggested that an area of the Lateral Occipital Complex (LOC or LOtv) is involved in visual tactile integration because it is activated by recognition of real objects and perceptual processing of meaningless objects when they are presented both in the visual and tactile modality (Amedi et al. 2001; James et al. 2002).

The slightly dipped seat, the gently tapering legs, the exquisitely turned armrests are both logical and a visual and tactile delight.

In both types of lesions, direct visual and tactile examinations are hindered.

The contribution of the current study is to show that although posterior regions such as LOtv are involved in both cross-modal and unimodal visual and tactile processing, it is the perirhinal cortex and the insula that show enhanced activation for the successful integration of visual and tactile information.