A remote eye tracker was used to record time-varying gaze paths while 13 radiologists interpreted 40 lung CT images with an average of 3.9 synthetic nodules (5-mm diameter) embedded randomly in the lung parenchyma.
On the Roxy Theater's opening night during the golden age of cinema in 1927, the auditorium went dark and a man in a monk's robe, illuminated by a heavenly spotlight, proclaimed: "Ye portals bright, high and majestic, open to our gaze the path to Wonderland".
White circles are the saccades showing the gaze projectory path.
He led a parade of caddies and officials across a narrow bridge and through hay grass, a solitary figure striding purposefully with his head down and his gaze on the path just in front of his feet.
Step onto campus through FitzRandolph Gate, walk down the stone path and gaze up at Nassau Hall.
The map of the gaze mimicked the circular path of the target, but variability of the gaze positional error described by the radius was evident (Fig. 1a).
Of the scorable trials, those in which the infant gaze followed the direct path from the central face to the peripheral target were coded as responses toward targets.
In contrast, poor visual tracking in mTBI subjects was generally characterized by a wide distribution of the gaze along the circular path, which indicates spatio-temporal dyssynchrony with the stimulus (Fig. 1B).
When we reached the top, Daniel Des Rosiers, a Montreal native who has been skiing for most of his 39 years, gazed down the steep path ahead and announced that the trail dropped 700 feet over the next mile.
My gaze follows the mountains' plateaued path as it heads southward, dipping and weaving from peak to peak.
The Irish violinist maintains — or encourages — an atmosphere of discipline that keeps the tempos snappy, the articulations explosive and crisp; the music always keeps its gaze high, and its forward path is clear.
