Another advantage of the spatial discrimination available is the ability to examine different regions within a sample.
Examples of perceptual processes that have been investigated include visual motion detection, tactile spatial discrimination, and auditory frequency discrimination.
Owing to the coherence of the generated signals, the divergence of the output beam is small, and good spatial discrimination against background signals is obtained.
The discussion follows on spatial discrimination into six polluted groundwater zones based on TDS.
Spatial discrimination is performed by focusing the resulting beam onto a 50 μm sized pinhole.
Behavior was evaluated with a spatial discrimination procedure using two levers and sucrose reinforcers.
Spatial discrimination of approximately 20° was verified by EEP maps over visual cortex.
Therefore, the spatial discrimination capability depends on the array aperture size, i.e., discrimination improves with a larger aperture size [13].
The majority of multisensory crossed hands effects, however, have been demonstrated with explicit or implicit spatial discrimination tasks, raising the question of whether non-spatial discrimination tasks also show spatial effects when the hands are crossed.
Eccentricity-dependent sensitivity losses in spatial discrimination tasks can often be overcome by scaling stimuli at each eccentricity by a factor F=1+E/E2.
They also have good spatial discrimination abilities.
