Sentence examples for respond to objects from inspiring English sources
You are intended to respond to objects directly, rather than through the filter of a curator's interpretation.
So she asked the players to respond to objects and projected images, to transcribe spoken descriptions of objects and then, somehow, perform those written texts as a score.
Selective attention enables us to respond to objects and events that are relevant to our goals for adaptive interactions with the environment.
The ability to attend and respond to objects meaningful in a locomotory sense is particularly important as animal species increase in size and agility.
The authors focused on one area of the mouse brain called the postrhinal cortex, which is known to respond to objects in the visual field, but for which the pathway transmitting information from the retina was previously unknown.
The visual stimulus is close to the hand, that is within near-personal space [21] and it has been reported that many bi-modal visual-tactile cells in premotor cortex respond to objects presented within 30 cm from the hand [25].
In addition, the observation of neuron populations in rats that respond to object distance during a single, sustained contact [14] suggest that repeated contacts are not required.
Here we demonstrate that by 3 months of age the infant brain differentially responds to objects as a function of how other people are reacting to them.
To determine whether subject mice from either strain responded to objects as they received the UCS, we monitored subjects in another experiment during presentation of the UCS to object mice.
The improvement in the cued version of the MWM as well as the animals' readily observing and responding to objects during the NOR task (no animal failed to accumulate the 30 s observation criterion) suggests that the visual system is not disrupted in the CrT−/y mice sufficiently to impair visually-mediated tests.
We found that although participants from both groups responded to object changes in the pictures, there was still evidence for cultural divergence in eye-movements.
