Sentence examples for reflecting visual from inspiring English sources

Thus, P1 event (indexing early sensory analysis of visual information; [26]) and N1 event (reflecting visual discrimination processes; [25]) appear to relate to automatic aspects of perceptual processing since they are little affected by sustained attention.

These results suggest that N2pc and Ptc components may index distinct processes of biased competition N2pc reflecting visual competitive interactions and Ptc reflecting a bias in processing necessary to individuate task-relevant stimuli.

They proposed a simpler two factor solution reflecting visual and socio-emotional functioning.

Beyond occipital activations (reflecting visual processing), activations in fronto-parietal regions were observed in both groups in all task conditions.

Individual patients had reduced scores in subtests reflecting visual perceptive and memory problems, whereas the overall performance on these tasks was just slightly decreased.

We here used this approach to explore the neurophysiological manifestations of compound variables reflecting visual, semantic, and lexical/phonological features associated with the pictures presented for naming and the words typically used to name the depicted objects.

As drama, "After Earth" offers no surprises; as action, it's rarely stimulating (there's exactly one shot from Kitai's point of view as he's being dragged to safety by a hidden benefactor that reflects visual imagination); as a parenting manual, it seems that Will has thrown Jaden into water that's a little too deep.

In this study, two different PET/CT indices were studied; one aimed to reflect visual interpretation by a nuclear medicine specialist, and one automatically generated.

If the color advantage simply reflects visual activity, they reasoned, subjects should remember false-color images as well as naturally colored images.

In an earlier study we showed that the late evoked component of VEP gamma band oscillations, which reflects visual stimulus processing by cortical neurons, does not habituate normally in migraineurs [40].

The crest on its head is an interesting attribute that may say something about the biology of early tyrannosaurs (such crests may reflect visual displays involved in mating), and small ridges on the top of the skull of Dilong support the idea that similar crests were widespread in early tyrannosaurs and then lost in later forms.