Sentence examples for guide visual from inspiring English sources

Known words can guide visual attention, affecting how information is sampled.

Here we show that people exhibited idiosyncratic but highly consistent feature preferences ("anchor points") to guide visual routines when judging graph relations, even when there was no verbal component to the task.

When post-disaster remote sensing images of selected typical areas are acquired, remote sensing interpretation keys for various hazard-affected elements in various damage states for the specific type of disasters are constructed to guide visual interpretation.

In this paper, we propose a theoretical framework, the priority state space (PSS) framework, integrating sources of salience that guide visual attention according to a nested hierarchy of goals.

This fits with research from standard visual search tasks in which visual features of an image, such as asymmetry, guide visual attention (Wolfe & Horowitz, 2004) and Matsumoto et al.'s (2011) finding that, when viewing brain computed tomography (CT) images, the areas novices frequently fixated often coincided with areas identified as outstanding in saliency maps.

Moreover, they place constraints on accounts of the processes that guide visual representation in humans.

Specifically, participants with a concussion history had difficulty executing visually-guided movements when there was a single level of dissociation between the guiding visual information and the required motor action.

The Center for Mind-Body Medicine's program — the one Trin did — is the most comprehensive of all of them, giving participants a variety of different strategies to choose from: breathing, meditation, guided visual imagery, bio-feedback, self-awareness, dance, self-expression, drawing.

We also show how these spatial relations can be used as a way of guiding visual object search.

Similar to the gradient, a lot of area- or cell type-specific guidance cues participate in guiding visual axons including Zic2, Brn3b, Brn3c, CD44, Isl2, Lhx2, Ebf1, Dlx1/2, Ngn2 and Tbr1.

In contrast, during Run 2, top-down processes such as prior experience (i.e. information from Run 1) and clinical knowledge guided visual attention in a goal-oriented manner that contributed to larger disparities in scanning patterns.