Sentence examples for direction of the eye from inspiring English sources

However, iris recognition is unfavorably influenced by the non-frontal gaze direction of the eye with respect to the acquisition device.

For instance, when judging the size configuration of two bars, we posit that the size features are processed independently from their locations initially without linking which size appears at which location; however, the act of moving the eyes toward the taller bar would then allow one to infer the bar's relative location (e.g., left) from the direction of the eye movement (e.g., leftward).

An adult female chimpanzee was trained to search for an odd-item target (front view of a human face) among distractors that differed from the target only with respect to the direction of the eye gaze.

Size, but not direction, of the eye jerks continued to decrease until intrusions dissipated within one month.

The task also separated the direction of the eye movement from the position of the eye before and after the movement.

In contrast, the fMRI signal of the anterior part of the IPS was enhanced during the presentation of the cues and declined after the execution of the saccade irrespective of the direction of the eye movement.

The distance from the stage diminished some of the duet's intimacy; it was difficult, for instance, to fully grasp the direction of the eyes, the rapid-fire lifting and lowering of the eyebrows and even the thrilling vibration of fluttering fingers.

If the eyes are open, EOG traces (artifacts) from two other EEG signals are examined to infer the gaze direction of the eyes.

Basically, when someone's eyes are open wide, we see more of the whites of his or her eyes, and so we can better determine the direction of the eyes' gaze.

Using video recordings, we measured the rate of two types of head movements: regular (head moves along a single axis and the direction of the eye-bill tip vector follows the head movement [31]) and translational (head moves along a combination of axes in a straight or curved path but without changing the orientation of the eye-bill tip vector [31], [33]).

As Emery [8] noted, the gaze-perception system of humans is hierarchical, and the direction of the gaze of an individual is not determined simply by the direction of the eyes per se.