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In fact, the duration of motion sequence in each trial of Watanabe et al., [7] was the same as that for each motion-direction presentation of Seitz and Watanabe [4] and thus the potentially task-relevant information (ie a temporal cuing effect) would be very similar between the two studies.

Critics gave high marks to the game's retro art direction and presentation.

Robertson "introduced Gilbert both to the revolutionary notion of disciplined rehearsals and to mise-en-scène or unity of style in the whole presentation – direction, design, music, acting".

All nineteen animals showed a robust OKR in CW (median = 0.6) and CCW (median = 0.62) direction during the presentation of a 100% coherence stimulus at a velocity of 13°/s (Fig. 5A, B .Measured gains are comparable to gains which are reached with a planetarium projector or with a vertical black and white striped optokinetic drum [28]; [29].

The eye tracker is used to detect the changes in gaze direction associated with presentation of the stimuli.

Subsequently, on each frame of the stimulus presentation, direction was freshly and independently determined for each object by drawing it from a circular Gaussian distribution, centred on the previous frame's direction.

Control the direction of the presentation by avoiding confrontational words and moves.

Each direction was presented 20 times in a randomized order leading to the total of 240 presentations (trials).

Mr. Brook and Ms. Estienne part ways with Beckett's famously precise stage directions in their presentation of "Rockaby".

The third-sixth trials comprised the familiarization phase where four stimulus conditions were tested: two directions of flash presentation (upward or downward presentation) and two temporal separations of onset between the second flash and the second beep (+/−150ms lead of beep from flash).

Vincent Bataillon's screen direction of Sunday's presentation of the May 12th performance heightened the unspecific feeling by taking an exceptionally remote view of the action.