Sentence examples for tactile signals from inspiring English sources

When he was working on problems involving the decay of radioactive matter, he invented some devices for himself that measured the decay in terms of audible and tactile signals.

Spotted hyenas rely heavily on information contained in visual and tactile signals when they are in close proximity to clan mates, and on information contained in olfactory and acoustic signals when they are at both short and long distances.

One model is based on the tensor product of different proprioceptive and tactile signals and a self-organizing map (SOM).

In addition, we use information from the existing tactile signals to increase the number of points in contact.

The first examined the user's ability to discern three-parameter tactile signals presented at sites on the head.

Toward this goal, we augmented the Willow Garage PR2 robot with a pair of SynTouch BioTac sensors to capture rich tactile signals during the execution of four exploratory procedures on 60 household objects.

This paper presents an approach for tactile surface roughness discrimination, which includes two parts: (1) design and fabrication of a bioinspired artificial fingertip, and (2) tactile signal processing for tactile surface roughness discrimination.

The efficiency of the regime of the skin dynamic loading in terms of the tactile signal level was defined on the basis of the strain level in the dermis zone where mechanoreceptors are placed.

But since I'm a vision guy, the most sensible thing, if you wanted to look at the signals coming into the finger, was to figure out a way to transform the mechanical, tactile signal into a visual signal — because if it's an image, I know what to do with it".

In a given neuron, the presence of a tactile signal was uncorrelated with the presence, magnitude, or timing of reward location signals.

This possibility, however, is discounted by the fact that the very time window across which the somatotopic effect is observed (200 to 800 msec after the first vibration) corresponds to the time course of "inhibition of return" effects – people are slower at detecting a tactile signal if it is preceded by an ipsilateral cue rather than a contralateral one [eg], [21, 22].