Sentence examples for his visual perception from inspiring English sources

The paper discusses this issue in the broader context of having a "artist" robot, able to process his visual perception, to use his experience and skills as a painter, and to develop a creative digital artefact.

The difference with the works achieved in [15] is that in CAPED, the authors focused on the user satisfaction and his visual perception to improve the brightness control model.

The probable cause was attributed to "The pilot's failure to maintain obstacle clearance and his visual perception of the perimeter road as Taxiway Charlie.

Truman always boasted that he had 95% total recall of conversations he was privy to (though sometimes he forgot and said it was 93%) but certainly his visual perceptions were unerring - this coupled with a love of history, gossip, character and a skill at putting all this to words that in his memoir brings Brooklyn Heights to life as vividly as any landscape Truman ever undertook to survey.

His capacity for non-verbal abstraction, examined by the Wisconsin Card Sorting Cards test (WCST), was close to normal for his age, consistent with his intact visual perception and reasoning skills.

"If people tried to make her a star, she would quickly say, 'We are in separate realms, and if you knew his work, you would be appreciative.' She thought his work on visual perception was brilliant.

Buoyed by these successes, in the mid-nineties Ramachandran abandoned his work in visual perception to devote himself to neurology.

When he became virtually blind in 1994, he ceased writing poetry, being unable, he said, to separate his art from visual perception.

In his work on visual perception, Helmholtz came to see psychology as fundamental to an understanding of brain physiology.' (p. 59).

In his ecological studies of visual perception, Gibson's starting point was the active and mobile perceiver: "One sees the environment not just with the eyes but with the eyes in the head on the shoulder of a body that gets about" (p. 211).

He was the author of many articles in his field, pioneering research in visual perception.