Sentence examples for object completion from inspiring English sources

Taken together, this pattern shows that multiple, sequential processes of object completion contribute to the attentional precedence of a globally bound object over a mere local element grouping.

Contour filters may make it possible to see the object's boundaries under a variety of degraded conditions, and there is ample evidence that alignment of lines and edges provides a basis for object completion.

These findings are in line with recent research (Soska et al. 2010) suggesting that visual-manual exploratory skills are a stronger predictor than self-sitting ability for performance on a 3D object completion study in infants from 4 to 7 months of age.

Significant deterioration was seen over the follow-up period in three of nine sub-tests: object assembly, picture completion and memory for designs.

Such illusory contours can be induced by partially occluded surfaces where the contour of the occluded object is perceptually completed (amodal completion) or where the occluding object has the same luminance than parts of the occluded background (modal completion).

Determinate perception of the totality of the object occurs with the completion of the assimilative process.

The authors postulate two mechanisms, perceptual completion and object persistence, to account for the flow of time.

On the subtests, girls obtained a significantly higher mean on Coding while boys obtained significantly higher means on Similarities, Picture Completion, Block Design, Object Assembly and Mazes.

However, focussing on the theme of inconsistency, one question that could be asked is how much these mechanisms, perceptual completion and object persistence, are really different, as against being species of the same genus.

For example, formation of synapses in the frontal cortex peaks during human infancy, and recent experiments using near infrared spectroscopy to gather neuroimaging data from infants suggests that activity in the frontal cortex is associated with successful completion of object permanence tasks.

The first experiment was conducted to replicate previous findings of object unity or amodal completion in chimpanzees [ 5] engaged in a visual search task similar to that used in experiments with birds [ 14].