Sentence examples for invisible context from inspiring English sources

In addition, two studies have explored the perception of illusory contours surrounded by an invisible context, and reported mixed results.

Yet, as the invisible context in this study was semantic and not purely visual, there is no straightforward way to relate their findings to ours.

Notably, the invisible context and the stimuli explored in the studies described above were relatively simple stimuli, which are known to be processed at a relatively low level within the visual hierarchy (e.g., V1 for line orientation, V4 for color processing).

Finally, Mudrik and colleagues recently demonstrated an interesting example of invisible context processing (Mudrik et al., 2011), where the authors showed that invisible scenes containing incongruent invisible objects emerged into awareness faster than did congruent scenes (see also: Mudrik & Koch, 2013).

When these Victorian ideas, intended to protect against lust, carry over into an era of sexual permissiveness, "the story of a love affair redefines sexuality as something personal that women can understand and control, rendering its social context invisible or irrelevant".

Just as in Homeland, Westerns often developed their narrative tension around disputed lands or around contested ideas of governance and sovereignty, but they made invisible the fundamental context of the disputes: land claims.

One 200 bp region (Table 3, chrX:55067400 55067599) falls between exons 4 and 5, and showed a significant (P < 0.0003), 6 fold expression change, but with expression levels that are nearly invisible in the context of the surrounding exons.

Given that density corresponding to Kin1 loop12 and Kin3 loops of equivalent size (e.g. loops 2 and 3 [7 and 8 residues respectively], Figure 3A C) are clearly visualised, this suggests that this region of Kin3 is structurally heterogeneous, and therefore invisible in the context of our averaging methods.

In one sense Ms. Odutola is interested in examining notions of blackness as a race-defining attribute, one that can make people, depending on the context, either invisible or vulnerable.

This, then, is the context that Invisible Children advocates further militarizing.

"Groups like CLAUK are catering to an invisible community in the context of an anti-immigration agenda".