However, these asymmetries may be attenuated to the extent that objects, too, may and sometimes must be identified via reference to events.
For example, although engineers and mathematicians both reason about the extent of objects in space, engineers might do so in the context of a computer-assisted design (CAD) application where they design precisely balanced machine parts that they dynamically view from multiple angles.
If the new measure we create is very highly correlated with performance on the NOMT (which is possible since chest radiographs are to some extent novel objects to novices), this would suggest a domain-specific test like the one that we have created is not necessary to measure pre-existing perceptual abilities relevant to these decisions.
Though there is some evidence concerning the spatial extent of object recognition, the following questions still remain unknown: (a) how large is the FA for rapid object categorization, (b) how accuracy of attention is distributed over the FA, and (c) how fast complex objects can be categorized when presented against backgrounds formed by natural scenes.
The crisis has shifted to Ankara, the seat of the government's power and, to a great extent, the object of protesters' rage.
The existing tools only use procedural programming and offer some flexibility but not to the extent an object oriented approach can provide.
However, for four CP participants (HE,SE,HB,RK) the deficits seemed to extent to object identification.
The new result demonstrates the ability to identify the category of the object (and to some extent, the specific object) that a participant was viewing based on the neural signature derived from a set of other participants' activations.
Object based image analysis (OBIA) software can be trained to extract the spatial extent of specific objects or features from medium and high resolution images using machine learning techniques with user-defined spectral, spatial, temporal and ancillary information [35, 45].
The required level of decomposition is related to the spatial extent of the objects in the input images and the observation distance.
