Sentence examples for for natural viewing from inspiring English sources

Top panels correspond to 4-mm pupils in both eyes (i.e., top-left panel shows the results for natural viewing conditions and top-right panel shows the results for standard mild monovision).

These results highlight the value of natural viewing paradigms for studying the brain's functional organization and also underscore the paramount contribution of magnocellular input to the ventral visual pathway during natural vision.

This condition differs crucially from natural viewing.

This gradient border was used to provide a more natural viewing experience (for a complete description of the viewing window, see Baugh & Marotta, 2007).

Disparities encountered in natural viewing scale with inter-pupillary distance, so are generally smaller for women.

For on a natural view, a conjunctive fact is literally composed by the facts of which it is a conjunction and similarly for negation and disjunction.

This would be a natural view, for example, for a philosopher who thought that each value of a physical magnitude is a separate property and that field theories of such properties as gravitational potentials are correct in their claim that the field intensity drops off continuously as we move away from the source of the field.

Michael, a well-off manager around 40 years old, usually takes his wife and two children to places with beautiful natural views for holidays.

(i activity diagrams are a natural view for presenting control and data flow between functional elements of the application, (ii)activity diagrams have enough expression power to present the application task network of the workload model, (iii)reuse of activity diagrams created for describing task-level behaviour becomes possible.

I was drawn to this field of study for its all-natural views and ancient lineage.

Nature views were generally preferred over views on the built environment; short views of the built environment (looking at small shops) were preferred over distant views (of large malls) while for natural environments the depth of view (or degree of prospect) did not influence preference ratings (Stamps 2008b).