"external gaze" can definitely be used in written English - it is a quite commonly used phrase.
It refers to the opinion of other people looking in on a certain situation, and is often used in the context of cultural issues or public opinion. For example: "Even though we have seen progress in our society, it is often not enough to satisfy the external gaze."
In order to imitate how to adjust the human multi-joint arm viscoelasticity by central nervous system (CNS) according to external environment, a forward gaze model is used.
The city is separated from your gaze by a buffer of external parapets to the north and a smokers' terrace to the south; nowhere can you put your face to the glass and look right down.
Perceptual unilateral neglect clearly involves significant abnormalities of external attentional mechanisms, such as the control of gaze direction (both through the way the eyes and the head itself are turned).
A recent neurologic examination revealed normal cognition, bilateral ptosis and intact external ocular movements, except for mild reduction of upward gaze.
Three visual ERP experiments with healthy infants were conducted in order to explore young infants' sensitivity to eye gaze and emotional expressions that are directed at external objects.
Efference copy signals are thought to mediate saccadic suppression (a reduction in visual acuity during saccadic eye movements), allowing retinal movement signals due to external stimuli to be distinguished from reafferent signals generated during gaze shifts [ 48].
In progressive external ophthalmoplegia, a disorder of the central nervous system mechanisms controlling gaze, the eyes may fail to move in one or another direction.
It has been a matter of debate when infants are able to use gaze cues and emotional facial expressions in reference to external objects.
Then she made some points about how, rather than objectifying her lover with external descriptions, Sappho uses small, specific details that let the reader inhabit the female gaze.
