Sentence examples for directions of objects from inspiring English sources

The recognition of the directions of objects in relation to the observer is more complex.

One source of information present in a displaced visual array concerns the veridical directions of objects from the observer (Rock 1966: chaps. 2 4).

Normally, when engaging in forward locomotion, the perceived radial direction of an object straight ahead of the observer's body remains constant while the perceived radial directions of objects to either side undergo constant change.

The local sign could represent an innate disposition or could result from experience the association of the direction of objects in space, as determined by such evidence as that provided by touch, with the retinal pattern of stimulation.

For example, the intense of gravitational attraction around the black hole horizon, first, to divert the direction of objects and light (bending in the path).

The category and appearance features are utilized as the prior constraints to guide the direction of object label propagation.

Experimental results demonstrate that this co-registration reduces the mean differences of inconsistency from more than 200 m to just 3.21 m in the Z direction of object space.

The shape and the size of the structuring element (SE) used in morphological filtering determine which geometrical features are preserved in the filtered image especially the direction of object's enlargement or shrinking.

While English-speaking feminists and those that are associated with them have drawn on work that revises Freud in the direction of object-relations theory, French-speaking feminists and the English-speaking feminists who follow them have by and large focused on revising Freud in terms of Lacan.

The subjects of these minimalist pictures are mostly female, but from the looks of her Instagram, Miró seems to heading in the direction of object design.

Stripes and other high contrast patterns found on animals have been hypothesised to cause "motion dazzle", a type of defensive coloration that operates when in motion, causing predators to misjudge the speed and direction of object movement.