Sentence examples for sequence of faces from inspiring English sources

In fact, the action is almost just a sequence of faces, either square on or in profile, and they are almost always quarrelling or shouting.

The sequence of faces shown was presented in random and block-design.

A Barco show controller selects the sequence of faces one at a time and determines a random tower lighting selection of one of eight LED colors programmed into an Electronic Theatre Controls ETCC) Emphasis control system.

Participants viewed a sequence of faces surrounded by colored frames and were asked to make a gender judgment (using a magnetic resonance imaging [MRI]-compatible response device) only when the frame had a target color (9% of all trials), while passively viewing the other faces.

In each functional run, the sequence of 'scrambled faces, faces, scrambled non-faces, non-faces' was repeated four times (in total 16 blocks and 256 images).

In this respect, the implications of the panel curvature, of anisotropy and stacking sequence of face sheets, of transverse orthotropy of the core, and of structural damping on dynamic response to time-dependent loads are highlighted.

Effects of the core and of the orthotropy of its material, as well as those related to the ply-thickness, directional material property and stacking sequence of face sheets, geometrical non-linearities and of the structural damping ratio are investigated, and their implications upon the dynamic response are highlighted.

It is often difficult to align administrative systems, and to some extent teaching and learning activities, with the time and sequence of face-to-face university programmes, consequently demanding alternative systems and structures.

To determine the effect of facial identity, we compared the response to sequences of faces that had the same identity with sequences of faces that contained different identities (Fig.  1 A).

Moreover, our results are consistent with previous studies that have shown an increased response in the pSTS to sequences of faces, which have the same identity (Andrews and Ewbank 2004; Davies-Thompson et al. 2009) and with studies have found that response in the pSTS is greater to dynamic sequences of faces (Lee et al. 2010; Pitcher et al. 2011).

First, we asked whether the neural response to sequences of faces that change in expression and gaze direction differs according to whether the face images were of the same person or from different people.