Sentence examples for global motion display from inspiring English sources

The global motion display was presented at an eccentricity of either 5, 10, or 20 deg.

The global motion display consisted of multiple visual stimuli with different localized motion signals.

In another study [12], participants were presented with relatively large stimuli (50 deg ×38 deg) as a global motion display.

In Experiment 2, the lifetime of each dot in our global motion display was only two frames, making it difficult to associate eye movements with each visual stimulus.

Contrary to the previous studies [12], [13], the current results clearly demonstrate that continuous lateral shifts of sound can induce visual motion direction perception consistent with auditory movement in a global motion display.

Furthermore, the lateral auditory motion altered visual motion perception in a global motion display where different localized motion signals of multiple visual stimuli were combined to produce a coherent visual motion perception.

It was also reported that auditory motion affected the perception of a global visual motion display [13].

Together with the lateral auditory motion, we presented a global visual motion display in which different localized motion signals, contained in multiple visual stimuli, were combined to produce a coherent motion perception [21] (Figure 2A).

Contrary to the current research, the previous studies showed that the effect of auditory motion information on visual motion perception was not obvious [12] or indistinguishable from biases [13] in a global visual motion display.

With respect to the effect of an auditory motion signal on a global visual motion display, it was reported that auditory motion information affected the judgments of perceived visual motion direction only when the coherence of the visual local motion signal was considerably low [13].

Moreover, we also confirmed that the JNDs for global visual motion display were consistent between the auditory conditions in Experiment 2; instead, the PSEs changed by the lateral auditory motion generated by continuous left-right shifts of the virtual sound source (Figure 2D and E).