Sentence examples for processing object from inspiring English sources

Therefore, this study strongly supports the claim that this region is involved in processing object meaning.

Representing and processing object concepts is a major challenge for human perception and cognition.

The model captures the basic organization of the (para)hippocampal regions in a simplified manner (Figure 1): two input modules, labeled 'object' and 'context', represent the perirhinal and parahippocampal cortices, processing object [41] and spatial information [42] respectively.

This work may also have more general implications for processing object attributes in the auditory, visual and somatosensory systems, where many brain regions maintain the topographic organization of information arriving from the sensory periphery.

For example, Ortigue et al. (2010) reported several distinct stages of action intention processing using EEG, namely a stage of automatic bilateral activation in posterior areas around 100 120 ms, followed by the left posterior/inferior parietal activation for processing object semantics around 120 200 ms, and concluded by context-dependent fronto-parietal activation between 200 and 500 ms.

The comparison of addiction-related pictures versus baseline would include various non-specific visual processes (such as stimulus processing, object recognition) that are activated when watching visually complex stimuli compared with very simple visual stimuli (an arrow pointing to the left or right).

Thus, it is not clear whether these areas should also be involved in processing object-scene relations.

Standard computer graphics rendering schemes waste much computational effort processing objects that are not visible to the simulated observer.

When it comes to processing objects, Dilks says cognitive neuroscientists largely agree that the brain has two separate pathways: one for perception and another for action.

Parallel to activity in nodes processing object-related impulses we found activity in key cerebral regions responsible for subjective assessment and validation.

Parallel to activity in nodes processing object-related impulses is activity in key cerebral regions responsible for subjective assessment and validation: multiple medial regions of the cerebral hemispheres including the pre-SMA, the anterior, mid and perigenual cingulate cortices and medial prefrontal cortex [62].