Sentence examples for progress visual from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding many years of progress, visual tracking is still a difficult but important problem.

As the game progresses, visual cues highlighted portions of the background or foreground will appear on the screen to help survive the dangers that occur throughout the stage; more difficult settings omit the visual cues.

Progressing visual fields series were assessed for the patterns in which their locations progressed relative to the initial scotomata.

As the disease progresses, visual acuity decreases and eventually the patient notices visual distortion with significant vision loss.

These patients require lifelong treatment and follow-up care to preserve vision, so long-term patient compliance and medication persistence are essential; otherwise they risk developing elevated IOP levels and additional progressing visual impairment to blindness.

A progressing visual field series was defined by the presence of a cluster of at least three contiguous, progressive, non-edge test points [ 20, 35] not crossing the horizontal midline [ 38] in two consecutive examinations in at least two of the same test locations according to the standards of the European Glaucoma Prevention Study [ 24].

This exploration and process generates intentional incomplete/in-progress visuals that highlights the human beings behind the internet.

Recent progress in visual neuroscience that uncovered long-range horizontal connections between cortical neurons and revealed the complex architecture of primary visual cortex and feedback connectivity led to new insights concerned with the processing of geometrical properties of visual stimuli in V1.

Despite significant progress in visual LCD, challenges still remain especially in dynamical and large-scale environment.

Through this survey we would like to present the recent progress in visual feature detection and identify future trends as well as challenges.

He describes the progress of visual signs from prehistoric cave paintings with associated abstract signs (p. 211) to the independent invention of picto-ideographic writing in Sumeria and Egypt before 3000 BC (p. 213), and the Sumerian invention of cuneiform, where the signs denoting both objects and concepts are simpler and more abstract (p. 214).