Sentence examples for due to visual adaptation from inspiring English sources

Delays in processing the visual flash due to visual adaptation, however, would result in backward transitions (Figure 4A, third row)–an effect opposite to what was observed in the first experiment.

The author, Lawrence W. Way, concluded that most of the injuries were due to "visual misperception".

This was done to avoid visual adaptation to a particular face, which could affect redness change thresholds.

This was done to avoid visual adaptation to faces, and is obviously not how faces are naturally viewed.

The human visual system can operate in a wide range of illumination levels, due to several adaptation processes working in concert.

Ecophysiological analyses reveal that this sympatric speciation is due to the adaptation to two different habitats.

This might reflect a shift in the baseline of neural response, due to chromatic adaptation, similar to the phenomenon of the enhanced chromatic contrast in color appearance, namely, chromatic adaptation aftereffect, for which V4, but not earlier visual areas, is thought to be responsible (Sakai et al. 1995).

This can be due to physiological adaptation or behavioral change.

There is due to be an adaptation for BBC1.

It still happens due to unfamiliar visual or emotional exposure.

Some economists and psychologists suggest this thinking, unexpected if not downright ungrateful, might be due to adaptation.