Sentence examples for more peripheral vision from inspiring English sources

"His head gives him more flexibility and more peripheral vision," Mr. Reilly said.

The Frenchman's ability to make ground from a retreating scrum, once contemptuously shrugging off the challenge of Schalk Burger and leaving the South African on the floor, contrasted with the England forward's more peripheral vision.

In a complex dynamic task situation, attention can often be directed towards other areas of the interface leading critical changes to sometimes go unnoticed as the more eccentric the changes occur from the participant's point of gaze, the more the peripheral vision is degraded.

Lying on their backs, viewers can watch the action unfold as reflected in a mirrored ceiling or rely more on their peripheral vision.

It was argued that differences in the decision-making process between referees are possibly due to the ability to extract better quality information per fixation and the ability to acquire information more effectively via peripheral vision (Catteeuw et al., 2009; Hancock & Ste-Marie, 2013).

Gradually, you'll get in the habit of noticing more objects in your peripheral vision.

You can strengthen your ability to perceive obstacles and flying objects by paying more attention to your peripheral vision during everyday activities.

"That's because your peripheral vision is more acute".

In addition, I will argue that peripheral vision is more for looking, to select a visual location which is then moved into the central visual field in natural behavior, and that central vision is more for seeing the properties of the selected visual location.

Headlights or room lights could be spectrally tuned to match the innate differences in day, night and peripheral vision, providing more comfort and safety.

Eye tracking can limit this impact, by only calculating high-resolution parts of the VE where the user is looking at and giving more approximate representations at the peripheral vision.