Sentence examples for forward visual from inspiring English sources

As S. "Soma" Somasegar, Microsoft's corporate vice president of its Developer Division, notes, the company plans to integrate UnityVS into Visual Studio "and to continue to push forward Visual Studio's support for game developers".

Objects in the forward visual field of the contralateral eye are represented in anterior tectum, whereas objects behind the fish are mapped to the posterior tectum.

Besides the MMSE, 13 neuropsychological tests were administered, but 6 tests, that is, Digit Span forward, Visual Memory Span forward, Rule Shift Cards, Key Search, Picture Completion, and the Stroop test (for details, see [ 25]), were not analyzed in this study, because these tests could not be included in a specific cognitive domain.

On a set of varying stimuli, we found that the feed-forward visual pathways contributed more dominantly to the compensation of variations in size and position compared to lighting and pose.

Using a feed-forward computational model of the ventral visual stream, we also confirmed a more dominant role for the feed-forward visual mechanisms of the brain in the compensation of affine variations.

Pairing his collages with hard facts puts forward a visual respite and establishes tension between compelling news journalism and conceptual art.

The first was the recovery of enhancer trap transposons within the BX-C that brought forward a visual argument to the segment-specific regulatory domain model.

Metal Gear Solid is an amazingly complex series with wild, forward-thinking visual design, and this multi-book set perfectly captures what makes it so wonderfully out-there.

As I've said before, I think ray-tracing and DLSS represent amazing leaps forward in visuals and performance, respectively, but I'm sitting on the sidelines wishing Nvidia wouldn't have stopped spoiling us.

McCartney has been involved in forward-thinking visual arenas for music almost since the beginning of his career, most notably with the Beatles' career-changing performances on "The Ed Sullivan Show" in February 1964, their first feature film, "A Hard Day's Night," and the experimental music film "Magical Mystery Tour" that he largely directed.

The lean group performed better on both digit span forwards and backwards, visual memory span forwards and backwards and on the DSST compared to the o/o group (table 2).