In other words, the spatial shift of the mirror on the piezoelectric mount is the same as the axial shift of the focus.
The findings confirm the spatial shift of slums from the city center towards the periphery.
In addition to an overall increase in human LD cases (from 136 in 2000 to an average of >1,000 in 2010 and 2011), we observed a significant spatial shift of the geometric center of LD incidence in Virginia.
In the spatial shift experiment, we tested the precision of feedback signals by shifting the contextual surround image.
> -wrap-foot> BrieFigureigure 2 details the census blocks containing the most likely clusters of high risk of ESRD incidence, their spatial location and spatial shift of centroid from unadjusted cluster to covariate-adjusted cluster.
They reported that shifting perceptual attention away from the location of a memorized item to perform a perceptual discrimination task reduced the accuracy of memory for the item's location, though a discrimination task not requiring a spatial shift of attention did not (but see Belopolsky & Theeuwes, 2009b; Chan, Hayward, & Theeuwes, 2009).
Varying set of crops cultivated induces spatial shift of production pattern to places with mild climate.
Yet, the exact role of area V5 in the context of spatial shifts of attention/intention remains unclear.
In addition, for the sake of parsimony, we assumed here that, on the spatial cueing task, the separate effects of threat on RT slowing and spatial cueing (either shifting or disengaging attention from the spatial location of the cue) were additive, and it would clearly be desirable to have evidence to justify this assumption.
In our experiment, access to a spatially-organized internal numerical representation [19] exerts spatial shifts of attention over auditory space.
