Sentence examples for terms of fixation from inspiring English sources
Search strategies have previously been explored in studies of eye movements, in terms of fixation patterns in active vision tasks (e.g. Gilchrist & Harvey, 2006; Keech & Resca, 2010).
This was a radiostereometric study in 21 patients which found no difference between the Charnley cup and the Harris Galante cup in terms of fixation.
As problems arise mainly in case of originally increased offset (> 40 mm), a range of extra-offset stems is available; the exact impact in terms of fixation, however, is not known.
Of course, the actual pattern is more complicated than this as ScanMatch takes into account temporal order, so it does not simply reflect the number of fixation differences (this is a proxy in order to illustrate what a difference may mean in terms of fixation differences).
Recent studies reported satisfactory results of these fenestrated screws in terms of fixation strength and reduced complications [ 16– 16].
BL also performed slightly better in terms of fixation of QTL with a small effect or of QTL with low or intermediate initial frequencies of the favourable allele.
That is, it investigated whether the use of a foreign language attracted more attention (in terms of first fixation, number and duration of fixations, and returned views), and altered the genre specific viewing pattern for job ads.
The cryogenic fixation device was evaluated in terms of its fixation strength and the temperature gradients within the tested tissues.
Conclusions: Cortical-cancellous suspension fixation seemed to offer the best and most predictable results in terms of elongation, fixation strength, and stiffness.
The geometrical form of staples provides an effective way in terms of axial fixation, since pull out did not occur.
We evaluated whether eye movements, analyzed in terms of gaze fixation duration, are related to establishing selection and rejection control relationships and whether the use of different response topographies influences the time spent observing the stimuli presented in each trial.
