Hobbes intended to bring the demonstrative, deductive logic of geometry and natural science to an all too human field of study.
They were made for the hand, the table, the book or the photographic album, or at least small enough to be contained within the human field of vision and taken in at a glance.
The results were surprising: a draw in one match, a resounding win by Polaris in another and two narrow victories for the humans in the remainder.In 2008 the human field was expanded to six professionals.
The Rift resembles a pair of hi-tech, blacked-out scuba goggles, and comes with built-in headphones, a 3D visual display that stretches beyond the human field of vision, and a game controller to help navigate the virtual world.
Curiosity will trundle around the foothills of Mount Sharp much like a human field geologist might walk through Mojave's valleys.
Both positions enable us to understand how this conceptualization of the body is essential in any human field.
Twenty years ago we reported the first synthetic peptide-based anti-malarial vaccine named SPf66, which conferred limited protective efficacy in large-scale human field-trials.
Human field of regard (FOR) is an important concept that should be considered along with field of view (FOV) for people with/without handicaps, but previous studies have neglected this aspect of human perception.
Just as the center of the human field of vision is focused on the retina's fovea, where visual acuity is highest, the foveal descriptor provides sharp detail for a small patch of the image, with the surrounding area shown as more of a blur.
Livemap's approach has also been compared to Google Glass, and Artishchev discussed Glass as a potential competitor, saying his company will offer better image quality and won't force users to look at "the upper right corner of the human field of view".
