Sentence examples for dot on a screen from inspiring English sources
Two macaque monkeys were trained to fixate on a single dot on a screen and then move their eyes in one of two directions in response to movies of random dots on a video screen.
Students in a 2010 Cornell study had trouble completing modest tasks, like tracking a dot on a screen with a cursor, while listening to a tape of a one-sided conversation, even though they knew the conversation was the focus of the study.
Somewhere, a man with an earpiece looks at a flashing dot on a screen and says, "Subject proceeding east towards Claridges".
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Self-evidently, drones wreak widespread devastation, and the fact that a growing element of modern warfare involves studying dots on a screen and deciding on which to drop a bomb has frightening ethical implications.
Of those who thought they were wearing fake sunglasses, by contrast, about 70% cheated.The results were similar when the women completed a computer-based task that involved counting dots on a screen.
These numbers had now been converted back into dots on a screen that had a peculiar telekinetic effect on the jaws of those present.
When Domenica Bueti and colleagues at the University Hospital of Lausanne, Switzerland zapped the area with a magnetic field to knock out its activity, her subjects found it tricky to do two things: they struggled to track the motion of dots on a screen, as would be expected, but also found it hard to estimate how long some blue dots appeared too.
One of the first programs he showed me was a program putting random dots on a screen and he was like 'hey look, it looks random doesn't it?' and then after a while you'd see a pattern.
At the age 10 clinic (median age: 10 years and 7 months, IQR: 10 years and 5 months–10 and years and 9 months) working memory was assessed using the Counting Span working memory task (Case et al., 1982) which involved counting and recalling numbers of dots on a screen.
In non-symbolic magnitude discrimination tasks participants typically see two dot patterns on a screen and decide which one is more numerous.
