"We passed the fields of gazing grain, we passed the setting sun," Maureen was saying, her voice swelling and shaking in a way that she must have rehearsed for days, John thought.
We end by making methodological recommendations on how to apply these variations in socioecology and visual systems to advance the field of gaze research.
We did not encounter complications such as muscle slippage or loss, scleral perforation, or late overcorrection in the field of gaze of the operated muscle.
The patients were direct to look in the extreme superonasal field of gaze.
Instead, this treatment requires the use of specific rehabilitative equipment that theoretically recruits the use of head, neck, trunk, and extremity postural reflexes to create specific adaptation to an altered center of gravity and field of gaze.
He added: "As soon as they place the spectator in the field of their gaze, the painter's eyes seize hold of him, force him to enter the picture, assign him a place at once privileged and inescapable".
During his days, he often ventures to Kaena Point, a rugged and remote area on the tip of Oahu's north shore, to shoot photos of golden fields of grass or gaze at the Milky Way in the starry sky.
One important issue is the effect of the retinal disparity difference between the upper and the lower field edges, as a function of gaze position (Andersson et al. 2004): in our wide-field display the screen edges are farther from the eyes than the screen center, and as a consequence the image is distorted differently.
In fact, the CMF influence predicts that one could deliberately create an even more dramatic "position invariance" by comparing only the responses with faces that are positioned far apart in the visual field, equidistant from the center of gaze, along the vertical meridian (e.g., Fig. 2 e, f ).
