Careful words We wonder if the audience sat at will, or were told to mingle; the mixing together of the white and khaki uniforms is noteworthy; a visual acting out of what has been pushed on the country since the start of Morsi's presidency: the Army, the Police, One Hand.
The pattern of our findings is noteworthy as visual and auditory responses were statistically indistinguishable in the HY group, where the absence of aging-induced changes in sensory dominance can be assumed, even though the stimuli were not overtly and explicitly equated in terms of either physical or perceptual features.
It is noteworthy after visual evaluation of colored samples the great potentiality of the bacterial cellulose membranes to be biocolorized (Table 3).
It is noteworthy after visual evaluation of colored samples, the great potentiality of the bacterial cellulose membranes to be bio-colorized.
The mere finding of proprioceptive realignment in adaptation to a visuo-motor rotation in a computer-controlled setup is noteworthy since visual and proprioceptive information pertain to different objects.
Also noteworthy are the "visual" prosodies fostered by the poets of the Imagist movement and by such experimenters as E.E.
The compound eyes of insect provide the noteworthy intuitions for our visual modulation, due to its outstanding ability to find and track the moving objects in the horizontal and radial direction accurately [28].
It is noteworthy that when the auditory, visual, and tactile two-item sequences remained the same but the task was changed from identification of the sequence of stimuli (vowels, patterns, letters) to the sequence of locations (right, left), the cross-sensory correlations increased to the extent that a separate audtacvisTOloc factor emerged for the location task.
Noteworthy, the choice of including abstract visual stimuli was motivated by the fact that, in both the haptic and audio modality, it is possible to elicit emotions by stimuli with no obvious semantics34.
Experimental psychologists have recently demonstrated a noteworthy failure to detect changes in visual environment, named "change blindness" [ 1, 2].
It is noteworthy that "auditory" cortex, as well as visual, correlated with the impact of regular timing on "visual" performance, when concurrent sounds were present.
