Visual stimuli, which may trigger PSE, are characterized by myriads of visual parameters like temporal frequency, spatial frequency, stimulus contrast, patterns, and chromaticity.
(Think of the myriad visual representations of amazons, maenads, furies, witches, sorceresses, she-monsters, and harpies who populate Greek art for coming so near (yet ultimately fail) to overwhelming male heroes--and thereby having to be permanently put down by men).
In contrast, comparing dissimilar tasks involves a myriad of differences such as visual properties of the stimuli, cognitive domain (semantic knowledge, lexicon, visual discrimination) as well as task rule.
Neural synchronization has been proposed to be the underlying mechanism for exchanging and integrating anatomically distributed information and has been associated with a myriad of cognitive domains, including visual feature binding, top down control, and long-term memory.
The evolutionary radiation of fishes into a wide range of aquatic habitats with unique photic properties has resulted in a myriad of selective forces on fish visual systems (Levine and MacNichol, 1979; Collin, 1997).
I found myself preferring to avoid the sometimes dreary spectacle at street level and cast my eyes upward to the ornate balconies, or let the myriad colors of the buildings collect into a sort of visual kaleidoscope.
Pixar Animation Studios has now so streamlined the process that you may find yourself eagerly awaiting the release of "Monsters" on video so you can take in all the myriad visual jokes planted all over the frame, a form of visual invention that adds an extra tickle to the picture.
I wanted to allow people to create visual paradigms in a myriad of sight and sound".
The myriad visual hallucinations of Charles Bonnet syndrome are often seen in patients losing their eyesight, just as musical and auditory hallucinations frequently occur to those with impaired hearing.
