Sentence examples for by a visual stimulus from inspiring English sources

Visually Induced Motion Sickness (VIMS) or simulator sickness is often elicited by a visual stimulus that lacks the appropriate vestibular or proprioceptive feedback.

Anodal tDCS over the visual cortex induced a small but significant further increase in BOLD response evoked by a visual stimulus; however, no aftereffect was observed.

For example, the neural responses induced by a visual stimulus in the human inferior temporal (IT) cortex, widely implicated in object recognition, have been shown to be similar to the activity pattern of higher (deeper) layers of the DCNN22,23.

In this way, for example, the messages from one part of the retina may be suppressed by a visual stimulus falling on another, an important element in the total of messages sent to the higher regions of the brain.

The McGurk effect in speech perception leads to an illusory auditory experience caused by a visual stimulus (McGurk and Macdonald 1976).

The result from their studies suggested that, when a certain type of expectation was generated by a visual stimulus, sound stimuli meeting this expectation induced a higher sense of presence as compared to when sound stimuli mismatched with expectations were presented along with the visual stimulus.

By definition, a visual stimulus is mirror symmetric if some part of this stimulus is a reflection of another part about a certain axis.

Phototransduction is the biochemical process by which a visual stimulus initiates a neuronal response in the photoreceptor cells of the retina.

The experiment took place in a dark room with the subjects seating 57 cm from a 140 Hz computer screen (size: 30°×40° of visual angle) controlled by a Visual Stimuli Generation system (CRS Cambridge, UK).

The physiological basis of the blood oxygenation level dependent (BOLD) signal and its dependence on baseline cerebral blood flow (CBF) were investigated by comparing responses to a visual stimulus after physiological changes of the baseline.

For example, in the visual system of mammals, cortical oscillations in the γ frequency band (20-70 Hz) are generated with a spatially distributed phase that is modulated by the nature of a visual stimulus.