Sentence examples for perceptions of light from inspiring English sources
The subject was able to see perceptions of light (spots) on all 16 electrodes of the array.
The designers say they used new scientific insights into sharks' perceptions of light and colour blindness to come up with a product which could camouflage a diver or snorkeler in the water.
For five decades he has explored light and space, and our perception of light and space, in extraordinary ways.
8. Elizabeth Williams, Palos Verdes Peninsula High School, Rolling Hills Estates, Calif., $20,000, perception of light and shape by the brain.
There was nothing particularly great about that stretch of 59th Street, but it was part of the city's fine east-west grid, which creates the perception of light and space.
At the same time, the paintings focus on the optical perception of light, watery reflections and bright green foliage and on the generous, gesturally activated application of paint itself.
Under Land's direction, Rowland researchers discovered that perception of light and colour is regulated essentially by the brain, rather than through a spectrum system in the retina of the eye, as was previously believed.
On ocular examination, patient denied perception of light with indirect ophthalmoscope in dark room.
The presenting BCVA ranged from 6/6 to no perception of light (No PL).
This might involve stimulating the brain at multiple sites, and moving beyond using the perception of light as the signal.
