Sentence examples for digital perception from inspiring English sources

Klein sees it as a continuation of his previous work which explores "the technological and digital perception, construction and dissemination of the human body" and began with his piece Soft Immortality back in 2007.

These are, in decreasing order of magnitude: digital praxia (DIPR), imitation of gestures (IMOG), digital perception (DIPE), visual motor integration (VIMI), manual dexterity (MAND), visual spatial structuration (VISS), coordination between upper and lower limbs (CULL), and lego blocks (LEBL).

The main impairments that were found to characterize the three subtypes were: digital perception, imitations of gestures, digital praxia, lego blocks, visual spatial structuration, visual motor integration, coordination between upper and lower limbs.

In the case of PLS-DA, the first component is determined by an opposition between hypotonia (high negative loading) and manual tasks (imitation of gestures, digital praxia, digital perception, manual dexterity).

Using this method, as implemented in the varSelFR R package, with a slight different configuration for RF (500 trees, but with the mtry parameter set at its default value of p   ), five variables were selected: digital perception (DIPE), digital praxia (DIPR), imitation of gestures (IMOG), manual dexterity (MAND), and visual motor integration (VIMI).

As can be seen, there are systematic patterns of failure that are clearly visible for some groups, for example digital praxia (DIPR) in MX and IM patients, arithmetic (ARTH) in MX patients only, visual-motor integration (VIMI) in MX and VSC patients, or digital perception (DIPE) in IM patients only.

For gadget-lovers who want to store -- and play MP3 files without the middleman of a computer, there is the Hercules II Digital Jukebox from Perception Digital.

A questionnaire was designed to assess individual reading practice before and after the switch to digital screening including perception of lesion types.

Our expectation is that research on at-a-glance perception of digital displays and designs will become more prevalent and applicable as digital interfaces become more pervasive in daily life.

There is a perception that digital products (ie, websites, blogs and mobile apps) are typically viewed as being "carbon light" or low impact, especially compared with paper products.

Acceptance has been slow, however, because of the perception that digital cameras are difficult to use, expensive and that the services are developed for more savvy users.