Some forms of visual agnosia have been interpreted as semantic memory impairment, since patients are unable to recognize objects such as chairs because they no longer "know" what chairs are or what they look like (or can no longer access that knowledge).
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02395.012 The MBs have been reported to be dispensable for some forms of visual memory, especially in the 'flight simulator' (Wolf et al., 1998; Ofstad et al., 2011) and to be required only when the learning context is changed between training and test (Liu et al., 1999; Peng et al., 2007).
Smaller, less financially secure artists meanwhile have a renewed interest in making some form of visual viral art that will travel across the internet and into corners that would previously be untouched.
Stream splicing closes the loop by interleaving both kinds of discovery, most likely with some form of visual cue to indicate what the context is.
Attempts to integrate planning, monitoring, evaluation, and research may benefit from some form of visual logic model at many points of development.
Because performance in many jobs where night work is prevalent involves some form of visual search (e.g. medical care, airport baggage screening, law enforcement, power plant monitoring and air traffic control), our results seem to have important practical relevance.
The congenital causes of amblyopia have been speculated by retrospective analysis in the past, leading to the consideration that some forms of ocular and visual disturbance may have developed during the perinatal period.
These results are consistent with the possibility that identity exemplars are represented in posterior visual areas best known for their role in representing categorical information, and suggest that these areas may be sensitive to some forms of non-visual information, including from the social domain.
Besides the simple positive or negative phenomena, high number of patients have also reported some form of complex visual disturbances.
While traditionally these dynamics are organized verbally over VHF, and maintained in working memory, there is evidence that as ship sizes increase (thus reducing visibility of the tugs), and as there is greater complexity in modern ports, this mental model of port operations could benefit from being actualized in some form of shared visual representation.
On the other, secondary degeneration of the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) can be a feature of advanced retinal degeneration, and some forms of dystrophy originate with visual-cycle defects.
