Measures of rapid automatized naming (RAN) have been used for over 50 years to capture vision-based aspects of cognition.
Tom Chambers' photomontages capture visions we often see in art and dreams but rarely in real life.
FICTION: A hacker captures visions from the "precog" Agatha's mind and plays them for John Anderton.
The method I use to capture that vision, whether it be a pastel, a drawing or a more formal oil painting, is secondary".
When clients and I find a way to communicate, then I can start to capture their vision on paper and make it real, which is the whole point of hiring an architect.
The pictures in that series — with titles like "Old Dancy Enjoying His Pipe," "Little Polly Gone Fast Asleep" and "Loading the Dung Cart," and with sentimental poems, probably written by Williams himself, printed on the backs of the cards — were an attempt to capture a vision of English rural life that was already disappearing in the 1850s, as the Industrial Revolution gathered speed.
This multi-domain description could better capture human vision property.
Delay of the proprioceptive signals might facilitate visual capture, because vision need only "capture" the tactile inputs (Pavani, Spence, & Driver, 2000).
The medieval theologian Hildegaard of Bingen struggled to capture her vision of the Spirit of God with a cascade of vivid images and a mélange of metaphors.
