'real gaze' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person's direct, unguarded expression of feeling or interest. For example: She looked at him with a real gaze of admiration.
Built "to obtain real-world gaze data in real time" in many different situations and locations, the Tobii Glasses are lightweight (45 grams) and unobtrusive but can capture user gaze data in HD at 1080p.
We also demonstrated the high consistency of the predicted path with real human gaze shifting path.
Bernie Sanders has been campaigning in New York, where he grew up, but in a real sense his gaze remains focussed on Northern Europe.
Like most of the houses on the block, its facade pays a dutiful, if glib, homage to the street, but the house's real attention — its gaze — is directed toward the carefully fenced backyard, where an orange tree grows and there is shelter from the sun under the long, wide roof of the porch.
This was real, Russell's gaze, and the flattered sickness in me was so pleasurable, I could barely keep hold of it.
Tables from the nearby establishments spill out onto the square, providing prime real estate for gazing at the hipper-than-thou young crowd, which might just give you a look that says, "Don't spoil this for us, tourist".
"I went from watching hockey on a black and white television, to my best friend being a player, to playing myself," said Fedotov, 39, a real estate agent, gazing out over a frozen patch of the Volga River.
However happy I am to get hold of a book that I know I want, walking into a "real" bookstore and gazing around at all that is available made me realize the limitations of Amazon.com's recommendation algorithms.
In its compassionate, modest gaze, the real cost of distant political decisions is softly illuminated, as well as the shame of a country with little to offer its less fortunate young people than a ticket to a battlefield.
