Sentence examples for switch fixation from inspiring English sources

The fixation target is composed of an 8x8 LED (light emitting diode) matrix which emits 516 nm (green) light and an electronic controller to switch fixation light position.

Under given parameters of mutation and the effective population size Ne, the rate of evolution at the site v, i. e. the frequency of switches between fixations of the two alleles, is determined by s: v = f(s).

The switch off of the fixation LED cued the monkey to release the target button and to press the home-button again.

He also strongly criticises the government's policy on teacher training as being driven by an "ideological fixation" with switching training away from university education departments, because they are perceived as "Marxist hotbeds".

Fixation had to remain within this window throughout each trial until the fixation point switched off, otherwise the trial was aborted and a new one began without any reward.

Note that patients with autism have also difficulties with various types of saccades: anti-saccades (voluntary saccades directed opposite to a visual target), memory-guided saccades (saccades to a target previously flashed), predictive saccades, more reflexive saccades such as those obtained when the central fixation point switches off before peripheral target presentation (gap task) [31].

Then, the animal held its hand on the target button till the fixation LED switched off (after 800 1200 ms).

A small change close to the fixation point switched the target and distracter curve (compare the 2 stimuli in Fig. 1).

Figure 3 show that, when a listener has high residualized AQAS, which may indicate poor attention-switching and over-fixation in attention, s/he is also better at compensating for vocalic context.

In one patient external fixation was early switched to plate fixation and in one patient plate fixation was early switched to external fixation.

The intraoperative switch to arthroplasty procedures when internal fixation is planned is related to surgeon biases for a particular procedure and the inability to obtain a satisfactory reduction of the femoral fracture for the placement of internal fixation.