Sentence examples for more gaze from inspiring English sources

The "weighted" component of the measures indicates that the covariance measure gives more weight to clusters that are composed of more gaze points (see Mital et al., 2010 for more details).

The monkeys showed more gaze orientations to the right when hearing biological sounds (all biological sounds pooled together – Wilcoxon test, n = 7, T = 1 p = 0.05).

Explicitly, more gaze aversion is used when there is a requirement to think about cognitively demanding information than when listening to an interlocutor.

There was a significant main effect of Group, F 1, 36) = 7.81, p <.01, as overall individuals with ASD (mean 34%) used more gaze aversion than those developing typically (mean 23%).

Raise the army banner,   and laugh still more, gazing at the red cosmos,   spare no effort to move forward.

No more gazing through high wire-mesh fences at the forbidden beach just a few dozen yards away.

**From Anton Chekhov's "Vanka": ** Vanka let out a deep sigh and once more gazed at the windowpane.

In a poem, Mr. Bo ends with lines that reflect both political fervor and romantic feelings: Raise the army banner, And laugh still more, gazing at the red cosmos, Spare no effort to move forward.

For now, Google Glass hasn't yet found a firm foothold, but it certainly opens the door for the introduction of more gaze-focused tracking technologies.

As it stands, riders can do little more than gaze up and wonder.

In this movie, Bridget's familiar crinkly-eyed smile has been replaced by a clearer and more direct gaze.