Sentence examples for perceived eye from inspiring English sources

No significant relationship was found between perceived lighting quality and perceived eye discomfort at daylit cafes in both London and Seoul.

On the other hand, it was found that perceived lighting quality was a key determinant factor on perceived eye discomfort regardless of the cultural differences at non-daylit cafes.

The present study addressed this question by testing the role of perceived eye gaze in guiding newborns' identification of talking faces.

A behavioral study showed that perceived eye gaze modulates performance in face recognition both at the encoding and retrieval levels, with better performance when facing someone with direct gaze, both in adults and children [46].

When estimating how BT image volumes are perceived, eye tracking can be utilised.

The horizontally aligned optics of the instrument were intended to maintain the same visually perceived eye level (VPEL) optically.

"It's really quite a simple thing... It's a movie about the perceiving eye, about the perceived and the perceiver — two aspects of the same man," Schneider explained to a writer for The New Yorker who visited the set.

This supports the notion that the negative correlation between pSTS volume and loneliness was mediated by the efficiency of perceiving eye gaze.

However, odor perception and the threshold for sensory irritation are sometimes not clearly differentiated and generally exist on a concentration gradient, but may overlap, i.e., some individuals may detect the odor before perceiving eye irritation or vice versa.

Moreover, certain neurons in the human brain respond strongly to eyes; a number of researchers believe that humans have neural circuits dedicated to perceiving eyes and the direction they're looking.

The ocular surface is continuously exposed to volatile chemicals and diffusion into the tear film covering the outer eye causes local effects described and perceived as eye irritation (Wolkoff et al. 2003).