For the second dataset, we considered a skull stripping task (Figure 12) (i.e., to eliminate background, bones, eyes, skin, and blood vessels) using ten 3 Tesla MRI-T1 images, that include the head and, at least, a small portion of the neck of male and female adults with normal brains.
The strip task, on the other hand, contained adjacent-surface relative-disparity information within 4.8° of the fovea.
On the strip task (Experiment 2.2, Figure 10B), the slanted region was confined to a horizontal strip running across the whole screen between ±4.8° from fixation; the strips at the top and bottom of the screen had zero disparity.
For each of the 5 control observers tested at 160ms, the threshold on the full-screen task was five times greater than that on the strip task (geometric mean).
— the man answers with a striking notion: globalization is reducing people to their specific economic task, stripping them of their humanity, just as caste had done.
Here her primary task was stripping dense studio confections to a performable core; this she did in collaboration with a cellist, Christopher Votek, and a percussionist, Corey Fogel.
As for functionality, the Motiv succeeds in its task by stripping fitness tracking down to its essentials.
This is the first study to examine the neural correlates of VSE directly using a basic psychophysical task stripped from the context of shape recognition or contour integration.
These tasks, stripped of identifying information about the client or the larger task, can then be distributed online anywhere.
I tore the list into narrow strips, one task on each, and placed them in every book I owned, my wallet, the silverware drawer.
High indoor air concentrations of dichloromethane have been reported in occupational settings, where the largest numbers of workers are potentially exposed to the chemical during metal cleaning, industrial paint stripping, and tasks using ink solvents (ATSDR 2000).
