Sentence examples for pertinent visual from inspiring English sources

However, the selected key-frames might not contain meaningful or pertinent visual content or there may be two or more similar key-frames.

In time-constrained decision-making tasks, expert sport performers tend to use more pertinent visual search strategies, generally involving fewer but longer fixations.

Spotting a prey or a predator is crucial in the natural environment and relies on the ability to extract quickly pertinent visual information.

The areas of visual function pertinent to falls include visual acuity, contrast sensitivity, depth perception, and visual field, some of which can be affected by cataract surgery.

Top-down processes have been shown to modulate responses in distinct areas of extrastriate cortex pertinent to perception of particular visual stimulus features or visual categories (Chawla et al. 1999; O'Craven et al. 1999; Flowers et al. 2004).

Qwiki is a web and mobile application that take search queries and returns pertinent information in a polished visual format, complete with narration.

Pertinent statistics for all the visual-tracking parameters we examined are listed in Table  2.

Ms. Ahtila has a pertinent subject and has given it so much visual beauty, narrative complexity and jump-cutting that to some extent "Where Is Where?" can't help being intermittently effective.

This evaluation makes use of multiple sensory systems, not just auditory or visual cues, and is thus more pertinent to what is being promoted through dance movement.

These questions seem even more pertinent following recent research that has demonstrated that the peripheral visual system is not simply a scaled version of the central visual system, but also seems to lack the central visual system's ability to integrate features [11], [12].

It may or may not be pertinent to a larger picture of the period's visual culture that Willem de Kooning's controversial paintings of women as fragmented lumps of matter with bared teeth and googly eyes were being produced and exhibited at roughly the same time that Wolverton's female grotesques were in wide circulation.