Sentence examples for perceived width from inspiring English sources

The currently perceived width provides an index for retrieving the associated stored edge positions.

WOL found that the perceived width of an (actually square) object standing upright on the floor was increased when viewed through the lenses.

The apparent perceived width of gradient stimuli cannot be calculated directly because we do not know how their intensity profiles are encoded by the visual system.

Wraga speculated that the difference between her data and those of Warren and Whang regarding perceived width may have been due to the type of measure (i.e., explicit rather than affordance-based).

Anti-aliasing effects may alter a stroke's perceived width if a stroke happens to fall across a pixel boundary, regardless of any special effort to fine-tune the glyphs themselves.

The angular width of the landmark and the desired position of the vertical edge are in some way linked together, so that perceived width can determine the currently desired edge position.

Figure 6 shows the probability that the participants perceived the width as relatively longer than the height; it shows psychometric curves averaged across participants by critical figure (rectangle, Kanizsa, and disk-rectangle) and viewing condition (saccade, fixation).

For large Kanizsa stimuli, psychometric curves for the saccade conditions shifted to the right relative to the fixation condition, indicating that participants perceived the width of the Kanizsa as smaller than its height.

Figure 4 highlights these findings; it shows perceived figure width −50% PSE thresholds averaged across the participants – by size, figure type, and eye movement condition with error bars showing 95% within subjects'confidence intervals [17].

Experimental data suggest that the primary cue driving memory retrieval is the perceived angular width of the landmark, a variable that increases monotonically and reliably during an ant's approach.

"I think there's nothing wrong with CGI, but I think you have to have a balance, because the camera perceives the width and the depth and the weight -– even if it's a miniature model, the camera just realizes that," Mark Hamill, who is expected to return for "Episode VII" in his familiar role as Luke Skywalker, said earlier this year.