Sentence examples for proportion of motion from inspiring English sources

The proportion of motion and disparity estimation time of the B-views are shown in Table 1.

As compared with those traditionally used indices, the proportion of motion states is more stable, sensitive and robust (Fig. 2B, 2D and 2F).

Spinoza provides such an account in his understanding of how the bodily activity of the affects preserves the relations and boundaries of our bodies, particularly the proportion of motion and rest crucial to bodily identity and life.

The proportion of motion perception to the static visual stimuli was calculated (Figure 1C).

Regarding the significant simple main effect of auditory conditions (5 deg: F2, 48 = 5.78, p<.01; 10 deg: F2, 48 = 14.88, p<.001; 20 deg: F2, 48 = 35.54, p<.001), the post-hoc test (Tukey's HSD, p<.05) revealed that the proportion of motion perception was higher in the lateral-shift condition than the other conditions for 5, 10, and 20 deg of eccentricity.

Under this definition, we considered segments contributing significantly less than the expected proportion of motion toward total lumbar motion (i.e. below lower bound of the 2sd reference range) to have LSR, and segments contributing significantly more than the expected proportion (i.e. above the upper bound of the 2sd reference range) to exhibit LSI.

Even if we could satisfy Gabbey's demand for a "mathematical account of … proportions of motion and rest and of the measures of motion and rest from which they are formed", that would not meet Spinoza's own demands for the intellectual understanding of the nature and existence of bodies.

Although a high proportion of the motion selective cells in primate motion area, MT, are disparity-selective, there is no convincing evidence for cells in this area specific to stereomotion-in-depth and the neural basis of stereomotion processing remains obscure.

We measured EL's (left lesion) and SM's (right lesion) motion coherence discrimination accuracies (upwards versus downwards), while the proportion of coherent motion was modulated in a parametric fashion.

We depicted psychometric curves as the proportion of visual motion direction perception consistent with the lateral shifts in sounds as a function of the visual motion coherence in each eccentricity and each auditory condition (Figure 2C).

For the Large Mask condition only, the proportion of component motion reports varied significantly as a function of the orientation of the central test stimulus, with greater segmentation observed for cardinal as opposed to oblique drift directions (see Figure 2c) [F 7,28) = 6.04, p<.0002]; no significant anisotropy was found for the Small Mask condition [F 7,28) = 1.58, ns].