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We used four different types of stimuli pairs during the experiment in a parallel intermodal presentation (see [46]): Dog-Growl (DG) – matching modalities: presentation of dog growls with projection of dog pictures.

The perceptions of the vibration intensity, the seat comfort and the effort to carry out the motor task were judged by cross modality matching (modality: length of a line).

It was therefore of interest to see whether signallers fine-tuned their choice of gesture, matching the modality of the gesture with the communicative problem, and whether they paid specific attention to the attentional focus of the recipient.

In conclusion this retrospective study attempts to match 3 modalities of treatment for the management of refractory glaucoma.

For the same reason, we cannot unambiguously predict the behavior that would emerge from a model with actual bounds matched across modalities (i.e., a constant SAT).

This allows the users to "inhabit" the other's viewpoint, in a technique we call inhabiting visual augmentation, illustrated in Figure 2. The use of AR technology enables Ghostman to closely match sensory modalities of the user such as correct and natural visual cues.

Distinct from previous work, this paper presents a novel approach that quantifies the user preference of each modality and considers the adaptation as an optimization issue that searches for a set of input/output modalities matching user's preference.

Critically, dual coding theory is distinct from the notion of "learning styles," which describe the idea that individuals benefit from instruction that matches their modality preference.

(N = 24) Cat-growl (CG) – non-matching modalities: presentation of dog growls with projection of cat pictures.

Fusing images of both modalities revealed matching uptake, clearly visible in the fused images.

One problem with comparing the effects of variations such as orientation on different modalities is that it is not clear how to match changes across modalities.