Sentence examples for coherent scene from inspiring English sources

The inverse process, integration of several disparate sources into a coherent "scene", has been much less studied, as has the effect of auditory scenes on perception of individual sounds [21 23].

Recently, Hassabis and Maguire proposed that these operations all involve the common process of "scene construction", defined as the process of mentally generating and maintaining a complex and coherent scene or event [41].

The task was therefore to select the items which were most helpful to them in attaining this impression of a coherent scene (in contrast to isolated single objects).

If they exhibit BE similar to control participants, it would suggest that they have access to coherent scene representations beyond the studied view.

They were therefore encouraged to focus their attention on the transition from imagining a collection of single items to imagining the items integrated together into a coherent scene.

Participants therefore considered that representations containing between three and four items were sufficient for them to maintain a vivid and coherent scene in the mind's eye.

Short coherent scenes from the nominated plays deserve a showing.

But the longer you look, the more you begin to pluck coherent scenes from the stream.

The patients' responses on a questionnaire indicated that what they saw in their mind's eye were fragmented collections of images rather than coherent scenes.

Under this account, differences in the wider scene perception literature may be explained by whether participants needed to construct spatially coherent scenes.

Moreover, understanding how the construction of spatially coherent scenes is achieved by the hippocampus, the exact processes and/or representations that are involved, will be critical.