Sentence examples for deviant visual from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that children with SLI have a deviant visual communication that further worsens their already limited communicative ability.

We aimed at verifying the existence of a mechanism for the detection of deviant visual stimuli on the basis of oscillatory responses, so-called visual mismatch oscillatory response (vMOR).

While the MMN component being well defined in the auditory modality, visual MMN (vMMN) has been widely found for deviant visual information such as color [ 18, 19], shape [ 20], size [ 21], luminance [ 22], orientation [ 23], and duration [ 24].

Although a few works showed that vMMN may be based on rareness of events [ 9, 17], the vMMN with a posterior scalp distribution reflecting the memory-based detection of deviant visual stimuli has been exhibited especially when stimulus-specific refractoriness as a major factor in the generation of traditional vMMN was ruled out [ 8, 12, 13, 18- 20].

These findings suggest that processing of unattended visual deviant stimuli is restricted by the attentional demands of a primary task, as previously demonstrated for unattended auditory deviant tones.

Auditory and visual deviant stimuli evoke mismatch negativity (MMN) responses, which can be recorded with electroencephalography (EEG) and magnetoencephalography (MEG).

Whether processing of unattended visual deviant stimuli is altered by the availability of attentional resources has not been established.

The study presented here was designed to locate the brain activity elicited by unattended visual deviant and novel stimuli using fMRI.

Meanwhile, there were visual deviant stimuli containing two red rectangles with 100 ms duration (probability 20%).

Acoustic deviants elicited a typical MMF, peaking ca. 180 ms after stimulus onset, whereas visual deviants gave rise to later responses (220 ms) of a more posterior-medial source location.

Because the task was presented asynchronously with the visual deviants, it required participants' ongoing attention.