Sentence examples for react to faces from inspiring English sources

We react to faces that we perceive as angry faster than to "happy" faces because they contain a greater possibility of danger.

Work by Dr. Isabel Gauthier, an assistant professor of psychology at Vanderbilt University, suggests that, in fact, the fusiform gyrus is not programmed to react to faces per se but to things that people care about and learn to distinguish in detail.

Not only did Kate react to faces: but her brain responses were indistinguishable from those of healthy volunteers.

Neurological research shows that Whites react to Black faces with amygdala activation, even when shown Black faces only for a millisecond.

The 3DS version of Nintendogs + Cats, for instance, uses the 3DS's camera, paired with facial recognition software, to allow people's virtual pets to recognize their owners and react to familiar faces or to strangers.

In short, Whites who show strong unconscious anti-Black bias react to Black faces, whether they know it or not, with fear and anxiety.

Over the years as a television field reporter, I've covered police shootings of unarmed men and it always occurs over assumptions, a split-second decision based on what the officer's past has taught him about how to react to perceived faces of danger.

She will accuse the Government of failing to protect the industry in the UK and being too slow to react to challenges faced by modernisation in industry.

David Clarkson, the right wing who has become the Devils' enforcer in his first full year with the team, said the best way to react to a face wash was to back off and skate the other way.

The faces were presented as distractors in an oddball task in which participants had to react to one target face.

"I did not expect her to be doing beadwork this early in her life," Mr. Seinfeld said, deadpan, as Mrs. Seinfeld broke out in laughter -- proving to be his best personal audience (at least until Sascha learns to react to more than funny faces).