Sentence examples for optical attention from inspiring English sources

By monitoring the electrical pulses in the monkey brains, they found that a greater percentage of the neurons in the pulvinar, which takes up 40percentt of the thalamus in humans and primates and is related to optical attention and eye movement, reacted strongly to snakes than to the other visual cues.

Sudden onsets or optical expansion of objects capture visual attention (e.g. [18]).

In retrospection of the development of lasing mode or optical resonance, attention has been mostly focused on materials or structures.

In this paper, we present our results on electrochemical behaviour of the Y/Pd cathode and its reversible optical switching paying attention to some common problems that might affect the device work and even cause its destruction.

As these nanoparticles can be considered optical nanoantennas, the attention of scientists has focused on their optical response as a function of their shape, such as rods,[ 149 ],[ 171 ] stars,[ 172 ] prisms,[ 173 ],[ 174 ] and triangles,[ 147 ] in order to spectrally tune and manipulate the absorption and field enhancement.

Long-period fiber gratings (LPGs) have attracted much attention in optical communication systems and optical sensors because of their many advantages, such as low cost, ease of fabrication, and electromagnetic immunity [1 3].

Then a vendor from a company called the Eye Ticket Corporation rose to explain a new product that caught everyone's attention: an optical security device that identifies passengers by scanning their eyeballs.

The established dependency on the ordering type of kinetic and optical properties is deserving attention.

For this purpose, heavy metal oxides based optical glasses attracted much attention, nowadays.

But about the same time that radio SETI began in 1960, laser inventor Charles Townes suggested that extraterrestrials might also try to attract attention with optical light.

VCSELs have attracted attention in optical communication due to its vast advantages; low power consumption, relatively cheap costs among others.