Sentence examples for sustained tracking from inspiring English sources

Today Jannings's work seems somewhat lugubrious, compared with Murnau's innovative camera movements: sustained tracking and crane shots with a marvelous fluidity that helped establish an aesthetic alternative to the American montage style developed most famously by D. W. Griffith.

However, in the MOT task, there are no unexpected events, just sustained tracking at temporally separate load conditions, which suggests that mental effort may be a possible mechanism.

Indeed, recent research showed that individual differences in the initial selection and sustained tracking of multiple objects can be predicted by EEG components associated with more general attentional and working memory tasks, and highlighted the visual system's ability to individuate one object from another plays a central role in determining MOT performance [23].

After 7 more seconds, requiring sustained tracking, the balls abruptly stopped and participants were required to click on the balls that were originally white by using a mouse click on the computer monitor.

A custom designed sustained Attentive Tracking task (see Figure 1) was based on the "FINST" task of Pylyshyn and Storm [ 62].

Australia withdrew its four-man team on 23 February 2010 after two of its crew members suffered concussions from crashes sustained during track practice.

Similarly, blocking T4T5 did not significantly alter the mean time spent in the plume during the acquisition phase, but T4T5-blocked flies were unable to sustain plume tracking for the duration of the trial, in comparison to controls.

These attentional problems can range from mild to severe and can impact the patient's ability to complete tasks, sustain attention, and keep track of personal items.

Its tracks sustained extensive damage from flooding, fallen trees, and mudslides.

Though about 500 feet of track sustained damage, the derailment, which occurred on Monday night, was by all accounts minor.

The Mig, as the Brooklyn native is known at the track, sustained a near-fatal neck injury in 1988 that sidelined him for six months, and he was tossed off a horse in 1992 in such spectacular fashion that the spill was featured on the television series "Rescue 911".