Sentence examples for shift of the visual from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, the perceptual shift of the visual stimulus towards the sound location was just negligible (less than 0.1°).

In all the cases, the perceptual shift of the visual stimulus obtained with the model was below 0.5°, according to behavioral data [ 5].

The LOCF analysis that we, therefore, used to assess visual acuity changes over time led to a small downward shift of the visual acuity curves versus the observed values at each visit (see online supplementary Figure S3).

More than a century ago, von Helmholtz had already shown that the visual-motor system is remarkably flexible, as it adapts to shifts of the visual field induced by wedge prisms.

Last year, he published an autobiographical book, "My Journey as a Witness" (Skira and the Bengal Foundation), in which he recounts his experiences as a photographer, a human rights activist and an architect of a shift in the visual representation of developing countries.

Further, we found that shifting the position of the visual scene surrounding the mask parametrically modulates feedback in superficial layers of V1.

To examine the effect of mutation mode on the results, we also did a simulation in which all mutations shifted the λmax of the visual pigments only by ± 1.

It's not likely going to be as dramatic a shift as the visual overhaul of iOS 7, but sounds like it should add a lot in terms of features and functionality for users across a range of different categories.

The other research group, led by John Schlag of the University of California, Los Angeles, also saw a shift and a compression of the visual field, but with a slight difference: In Schlag's experiments, objects appeared to move only in the direction of the glance, whereas Burr saw shifting in both directions, but always toward the target.

For some of these, the filter characteristics changed, however, when a sudden shift of a visual pattern occurred in the periphery similar to the global image shifts that accompany saccadic eye movements.

In studies that used a prismatically induced shift of visual direction, the moving limb itself is optically displaced, so that there is a discrepancy between its visual and proprioceptive localization.