Sentence examples for pupil conditions from inspiring English sources

The six configurations are point-scanning and line-scanning, with three pupil conditions which are full-pupil, half-pupil and divided-pupil.

Thus, to determine the best possible approach for clinical applications, we are now developing a quantitative understanding of imaging performance for a set of scanning and pupil conditions.

This allowed each individual face to be presented in either its natural or altered state and ensured that faces comprising the big and small pupil conditions were made up of equal numbers of natural and altered faces.

Thus, as part of our efforts to translate confocal microscopy for detection of skin cancer, and to determine the best possible approach for clinical applications, we are now developing a quantitative understanding of imaging performance for a set of scanning and pupil conditions.

For this article's purpose, we studied the learning processes of one pupil per condition in detail.

This cluster randomization procedure minimizes contamination between the two training groups and avoids the dilution of effects that would have occurred with random assignment of pupils to conditions within schools (Torgerson & Torgerson, 2008).

On the other hand, in older subjects the average pupil under photopic conditions is 3.5mm while in mesopic conditions is 5mm [ 37].

Fear recall (differential conditioned pupil dilation) was tested 24 h later.

In 1932 Sheikh Abdul Hafiz al-Hashemi took Omar Derdour to Constantine and introduced him to Sheikh Imam Abdelhamid Ben Badis, who agreed to accept him as a pupil on the condition that he passed an examination.

We illustrate the quasi-real time tracking ability our method (see Figs. 8, 9, 10 and their associated Media 1, Media 2, Media 3) on real pupils in unfavourable conditions with an offline algorithm running at 0.05s per frame in Matlab®.

Our second test of the hypothesis that the salience of matching rhesus monkey faces and vocalizations induced anxiety was to measure the relative amount of pupil dilation, both within conditions (match versus nonmatch) and across conditions (Face+Voice versus Face+Complex Tone).