Sentence examples for gauge the visual from inspiring English sources
Thus, the SSIM was used to gauge the visual quality of images more closely to the human visual system.
To gauge the capacity of visual short-term memory, Steven Luck and Edward Vogel of the University of Iowa in Iowa City, set up a simple test.
Frank and his colleagues used microelectrodes to measure the activity of neurons within the visual cortex and gauge the degree of neural remodeling as the brain adapted to the loss of stimulation.
He claimed that one's poise could be gauged by the visual memory of black; that the darker it appeared in the mind, and the smaller the area of black which could be imagined, the more relaxed one was at the moment.
Because people can read these visual cues and gauge the intensity of the animal's pain, Mogil has long thought that other rats could do so as well.
Physicians mainly rely on visual inspection to gauge the severity of burns, an approach that often forces them to guess whether the blood vessels underneath the burn are damaged.
This would also help gauge the demand.
We went down to gauge the mood.
Gauge the situation before you automatically grin.
The final set of data presented are the actual images of the phantoms so one can gauge via visual inspection the detectability of the spheres for a few selected imaging conditions.
