For example, say an animal does not perform well in a trial using a sequence of visual cues to test its memory.
This time, rather than a "film" of textual images, Jennings presents a sequence of visual ones, subtly interconnected by sound.
Moreover, it has been demonstrated that a salient auditory pulse enhances infants' detection of a unique visual object (a subjective contour) in a rapid sequence of visual displays with 'Pac-man'-shaped figures [17], as has also been observed in adults [18].
A new method of finding pedestrians in a time sequence of visual images has been proposed, and its great practical applicability has been demonstrated.
As shown in Figure 1, each trial consisted of a sequence of two visual or audiovisual stimuli (described in more detail in Visual Stimuli and Auditory Stimuli below).
When the Tower of London caught fire he captured that too as a pure visual thrill in a sequence of watercolours that are barely representational at all.
The show includes some juvenilia, including a 1975 film in which Sherman appears as an animated paper doll, but the selection favors recent work, from a series of faux portraits of aging society women in swank surroundings, and is chiefly a calculated sequence of visual knockouts.
There is some juvenilia, including a 1975 film, in which Sherman appears as an animated paper doll, but the selection favors recent work, from a series of faux portraits of aging society women in swank surroundings, and is chiefly a calculated sequence of visual knockouts.
Participants completed a version of the serial reaction time task (SRTT) in which they learned a sequence of finger movements using visual cues, and their performance was measured by response time.
In Fig. 1 (a), a sequence of subsequent migraine aura "snapshots" visualizes the typical course of a visual disturbance in the right visual hemifield.
