Sentence examples for motion in depth from inspiring English sources

Kitagawa, N. & Ichihara, S. Hearing visual motion in depth.

D. Kersten, P. Mamassian, and D. C. Knill, "Moving cast shadows induce apparent motion in depth," Perception, vol. 26, no. 2, pp.171--192, 1997.

The motion-based method uses hand motion in depth space.

Thus, good motion in depth perception is not necessarily dependent on good stereopsis.

A 3D scene pool should include at least two sequences with slow motion in depth, sequences with different amounts of planar motion (e.g., slow to fast), and one pop-out effect.

Kitagawa and Ichahara [42], for example, demonstrated an auditory aftereffect from adaptation to visual (non-biological) motion in depth.

It is also not clear whether the better stereopsis that we and others [5, 8, 59] have reported in elite sportspeople leads to faster motion-in-depth perception.

There appear to be two mechanisms for motion-in-depth perception, one based on sensitivity to retinal disparity and the other based on a comparison of motion signals in the two eyes.

The relative importance of these two mechanisms for judging motion-in-depth is still debated [69, 70], but the mechanism comparing motion signals is thought to be independent of the one that uses binocular disparity.

The authors concluded that the real-world benefit of blue light-filtering IOLs is presumably mediated by a stronger signal to detect approaching objects (motion-in-depth signal) in the presence of glare, as a result of an increase in the contrast of the retinal image of the oncoming vehicle [ 44].

The first one is the comparative analysis on the influence of different types of motion, i.e., static stereoscopic image, planar motion and in-depth motion, on visual discomfort.