Sentence examples for modulated by gaze from inspiring English sources

For example, although gain fields for eye position can perform a coordinate transform from retinocentric to head-centered coordinates, the resulting receptive fields of individual neurons are not tied to particular locations in head-centered coordinates but remain retinocentric (although modulated by gaze angle).

Out of these 57 cells, 28 were modulated by gaze also during the fixation epoch.

Note that this type of cell is modulated by gaze and arm movement in an opposite way. Figure 4C shows the average responses of neurons in which the gaze signal significantly modulates arm-reaching activity but not fixation activity.

For example, individuals with an ASC do not show faster detection of direct relative to averted gaze (Senju et al. 2003, 2008), and their categorization of faces' sex and emotional expression are not modulated by gaze direction (Akechi et al. 2009; Pellicano and Macrae 2009).

These findings support the existence of an interspecies oxytocin-mediated positive loop facilitated and modulated by gazing, which may have supported the coevolution of human-dog bonding by engaging common modes of communicating social attachment.

More recent research with macaques has shown that face cells in an STS region anatomically homologous to the one identified here (i.e., the rostral anterior STS) were more likely to be modulated by different gaze directions (82% of cells) than were cells in an adjacent posterior section (45%) [15].

This suggests that the primate brain processes value serially, and that value-coding neurons may be modulated by changes in gaze.

However, the firing rates of many of these neurons are also modulated by the angle of gaze and by the orientation of the head or the body.

Recent physiological experiments have shown that the responses of many neurons in V1 and V3a are modulated by the direction of gaze.

In addition, Perlman et al.29 found, in a study conducted with 12 participants with ASD and 7 controls, that the level of amygdala activity in ASD participants was lower in a free viewing mode compared to controls, but that activity was modulated by experimental manipulation of gaze pattern towards the nose and eyes.

Other previous studies have demonstrated that the ongoing activity of cells in a high number of cortical areas, including V6A, is modulated by the direction of gaze [see 22], [43].