Sentence examples for stream of visual from inspiring English sources

You know what really stands out in this never-ending stream of visual gorgeousness?

In Module 1, the stream of visual information from the ventral areas needs to be planned and interpreted in the context of prior knowledge, current tasks and memory.

It's the age at which you are the most vulnerable to the fear of being left out, yet the unending stream of visual updates never lets you forget all the fun that everyone is having without you.

Additional findings support the notion that perceptual judgments of target location based on an egocentric frame of reference fall within the purview of the dorsal stream of visual processing, rather than the ventral stream.

Computer vision systems that are applied for image understanding in real-world environments require the capability to focus operations on task relevant events in an ongoing input stream of visual information.

The attentional blink paradigm (a deficit in reporting the second target (T2) in a rapid stream of visual stimuli) allows for an investigation of disruption by rapidly appearing stimuli.

In summary, our results provide robust evidence for our main prediction that semantic features are prioritised over perceptual features during memory recall, in the opposite direction of the well-known forward stream of visual-perceptual processing.

Its five interviewees are chatty (most are men, unsurprising given the film-nerd world), whose voice-overs accompany a stream of visuals.

Atonal, electroacoustic compositions weave throughout the opera while Grammy nominee, Julia Kent, performs cello on stage in a constant stream of visuals and live action.

The stimuli were designed to activate preferentially the ventral and dorsal streams of visual processing, respectively.

Dewar and Carey (2006) reexamined this argument by comparing bimanual grasping to bimanual size estimation and concluded that manual size estimation (ManEst) was affected by the illusion to a greater extent than grasping, supporting the case for two functionally distinct streams of visual processing.