In one study, moving faces were recognized only when sound was present (Coulon, Guellai, & Streri, 2011).
As stated earlier, the aim of the present study was to find out whether response increases evoked by moving faces are due to (i) an increased amount of static information in the stimulus or (ii) the fluid facial motion per se.
First, the whole-brain analysis revealed that BOLD response in STS (1) was higher during presentation of moving faces compared with static faces, (2) increased with the frame rate, (3) was higher when facial motion appeared fluid, and (4) was higher when the order of the frames constituting a moving face stimulus was correct (i.e. as recorded) rather than scrambled.
Unconscious and unable to breathe or move, his face was turning blue.
He didn't speak, didn't move; his face was immobile, his eyes were red, his jaw clenched.
PNG immigration has given the men until Saturday to accede to moving, or face being forcibly removed.
If you've experienced his work before, it's more likely to have been in the theatre than on the small screen, but his ability to convey an internal life without even apparently moving his face is the closest thing I've seen to witchcraft.
These test configurations are a moving face-centered cubic array of spheres, laminar channel flow with a falling a sphere, and freely moving small spheres in a Taylor Green flow.
Thus, neural and behavioral measures of the reactivation of the inappropriate feature (the house, when a face was actually moving) were closely correlated across participants.
As a frank, willed act, hitting in the face was a move toward adulthood, the place we were all headed--a step in the right direction.
