Sentence examples for perceived orientation from inspiring English sources

Ordinarily, adaptation to an oriented target produces a tilt aftereffect (TAE; [ 33]): the perceived orientation of subsequently viewed test stimuli is repulsed away from the adaptor.

We studied top-down attentional effects on adaptation to two aspects of sinusoidal gratings: contrast (CTE: contrast threshold elevation for detection) and orientation (TAE: tilt aftereffect, bias in perceived orientation).

(For a counter-example see ref. [13] with quantitative explanations of perceived orientation).

This causes an orientation-dependent shift in the perceived orientation of the test stimulus, as illustrated in Figure 1.

In the vertical axis conditions, perceived orientation was around 90% likely to persist across targets (array condition) while rotation direction persistence was at chance.

In agreement with previous work, we found that during adaptation horizontal and vertical straight lines serve as attractors for perceived orientation and curvature.

Furthermore, neurons in the IPS participate in grouping dots into oriented lines (Yokoi and Komatsu 2009), which is another basic operation required to perceive orientation in our stimuli.

12 The postbox task involves perceiving orientation and then adjusting hand movement accordingly, in the form of posting a 'letter' through a 'letter-box'.

Goodale et al 13 used this task to demonstrate that the neural substrates responsible for perceiving orientation of a slot were different from those responsible for programming accurate hand orientation to the slot.

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Of the 70percentt of school districts that do have anti-bullying policies, fewer than half explicitly outline protections for students who get bullied because of their sexual orientation or perceived sexual orientation.