Sentence examples for point of a fixation from inspiring English sources

A critical change was considered fixated if the aircraft which underwent the change (or the associated change entry in the tool table when available) fell within 50 pixels of the center point of a fixation at least once during the 15-s post-change period and if this fixation lasted at least 100 ms.

And, to this day, we are a people intent - to the point of a fixation - on getting-it-right.

This statistic assesses haplotype differences between two populations and is designed to detect alleles that have increased in frequency to the point of fixation or near-fixation in one of the populations (Sabeti et al. 2007; Pickrell et al. 2009).

The benefit to this technique lies in the orientation of the axial loading screw, because it is directed to resist the ground reactive forces while also providing a second point of fixation in a crossing screw design.

While losing his teaching job failed to rouse the stoic, emotionally detached Liam, the loss of a few hours of memory becomes a point of fixation: "I'm missing a piece of my life". Ironically, the attack is about the only part of Liam's life he wishes to remember.

In each trial, participants were presented with a fixation point of a variable duration ranging from 400 to 1,600 ms. In half of the trials, fixation was followed by a 2,000 Hz 50 ms tone.

For example, a typical approach has been to present words at offsets to the left or right of a fixation point so that they straddle this point at various locations (and in some studies these words are also shown entirely to the right or left of this point in nearby locations; [18], [24] [27]).

It's worth pointing out that because of a fixation with opinion polls, 95% of the traditional media thought that Labour was going to win the election last year.

Advocates of this split-fovea view have attempted to reveal evidence of split-foveal processing by observing the effect on word recognition of presenting stimuli at various eccentricities around the point of fixation (for a review and critical discussion, see [4], [5]).

The trial sequence consisted of a fixation point, followed by a central arrow cue that pointed to the left or the right, followed by a black square that could appear on the left or right of fixation.

19 This guideline dictates that all patients should have a decimal visual acuity of ≤0.3 and/or a visual field of ≤30° around the central point of fixation and/or an evident request for help for which options in regular ophthalmic practice are not adequate, such as contrast sensitivity or glare.