Sentence examples for eye stimulus from inspiring English sources

Stimuli were viewed through these holes to segregate the right eye stimulus and the left eye stimulus.

Specifically, subjects were instructed to depress button 1(2) to signal onset of dominance for left right) eye stimulus, continue to hold down button 1(2) as long as the left right) eye stimulus dominated, and to release button 1(2) to signal loss of perceptual dominance for left right) eye stimulus.

Data from the 3-position task were analyzed using a three-way ANOVA with the factors being position (retinal or eye), stimulus shape, and subtask.

If neurons responsive to motion of that "leading eye" stimulus selectively inhibit neurons registering the opposite direction of motion along the projected path of the stimulus, the neurons responsive to the stimulus in the second eye will be 'primed' to respond to the direction of motion already present in the other eye.

Thus x = 0 denotes the threshold intensity (or less) of the left eye stimulus, and u = 0 denotes the same for the right eye.

To aid fusion of the left and right eye stimuli, the rivalry stimuli were presented within large circular frames presented to both eyes.

Prior to recording, subjects received training to identify periods of complete dominance and to check the alignment on left and right eye stimuli.

This index is 0 if interactions for one and two eye stimuli have identical strengths and 1 if the adapt flash completely suppresses perception of the test flash for one but not two eye stimuli.

Notably, because the stimuli did not appear in the exact same screen position (a small amount of spatial jitter was added; see Methods) and the eyes were surrounded by a constantly changing CFS mask, it was not evident that sequential eye stimuli were actually identical.

Each block contained the trials in which the previous perception was the right-eye stimulus, the left-eye stimulus, and the fusion of two stimuli, respectively.

Reaction time, time of maximum muscle activity and electromyographic activity (EMG) of rectus femoris and biceps femoris when standing up from a chair under three conditions: in response to audio, visual and audio with closed eyes stimuli were measured.