Sentence examples for presented closer from inspiring English sources

As the two items are presented closer together, mutually suppressive competitive interactions increase and this results in decreased N2pc amplitude.

Our findings unequivocally show that large but not small Kanizsa figures are perceived as compressed in the horizontal dimension and that such compression is stronger when the Kanizsa figure is presented closer to the saccade onset.

To determine whether the magnitude of saccadic compression increases when the Kanizsa figure is presented closer to the saccade onset, we examined the relationship between the probability that the width of the stimulus was perceived as longer than its height as a function of time between the figure onset and the saccade onset.

Moreover, the response maps to low frequencies, which were presented furthest above threshold, were more strongly correlated than those for the highest frequencies, which were presented closer to the hearing threshold.

In our experiment, the viewing distance was about 2.5 m or a focal distance of 0.4 D. According to Figure 26 and Equation (7) of Shibata et al. (2011), we would expect no significant discomfort for content presented behind the screen, and discomfort for near content only when this is presented closer than 1 m, i.e. 1.5 m in front of the screen.

This way we ensured that visual and auditory stimuli were presented close together in space.

Elements of technical system are modeled and presented "close to the real appearance".

Presented close-up with this evidence of her devotion, I swear the old-school singer blanches a little.

Mr. Brendel's survey of the 32 Beethoven sonatas, now in its third year, has generally presented close chronological groupings.

Moreover, simulation of more complex phenomena using modern numerical schemes can be tested by the presented closed-form formulae.

Two vastly different portraits of Mr. Bruno, the former New York State Senate leader, emerged on Monday as prosecutors and defense lawyers presented closing arguments in his corruption trial.