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The brain's amazing capacity to filter sensory information is critical to forming coherent perceptions of the world.

The road from multineuronal activity patterns to coherent perceptions of dynamic visual scenes probably involves also processes related to visual memory such that timescales operant for stimulus representation (<100 ms) could be bridged with behaviorally relevant timescales (>500 ms).

Because we began with the specific hypothesis that perception of coherence would be differentiated within the mOFC (stronger activation for coherent perception), the significance levels are reported as a one-tail test for this ROI; for all other ROIs significance levels are evaluated and reported as two-tail tests.

These parts are responsible for integrating touch and vision into a coherent perception.

How these widely spaced neuronal responses are "bound" together into the coherent perception of a rolling apple is, as yet, unknown.Some neuroscientists, notably Wolf Singer, at the Max Planck Institute in Frankfurt, think the brain achieves perceptual binding by combining the activities of disparate groups of nerve cells into one synchronised, wavelike processing unit.

It assembles simple linear segments, each aligned in a specific direction, obtaining outlines that define the borders of an image, and builds up coherent perception of the shape of an object.

At present there exists a large gap in size, performance, adaptability and robustness between natural and artificial information processors for performing coherent perception-action tasks under real-time constraints.

To analyze the ERP data, a grand-average difference waveform was generated by subtracting the ERP associated with correct coherent perception from the ERP associated with correct no coherent perception.

The number of trials that went into derivation of the average ERP waveforms for correct coherent perception and correct no coherent perception are 76 (SD = 21) and 33 (SD = 9), respectively.

The ability to process concurrently multiple visual objects is fundamental for a coherent perception of the world.

This supports the hypothesis that theta-modulated gamma-band synchronizations are essentially related to perceptual experience and define discrete 'frames' of consciousness, consistent with results from attentional blink experiments and those investigating coherent perception of visual images [19], [24].