Sentence examples for the disparity difference from inspiring English sources

The precision of relative depth judgments based on changes in convergence is not greatly affected by the magnitude of the disparity difference between the target objects (Brenner & van Damme, 1998).

One important issue is the effect of the retinal disparity difference between the upper and the lower field edges, as a function of gaze position (Andersson et al. 2004): in our wide-field display the screen edges are farther from the eyes than the screen center, and as a consequence the image is distorted differently.

The disparity of each dot was scaled sinusoidally to match the velocity profile, with the maximal disparity difference between the two dot surfaces at the central axis of the cylinder.

If the actual disparity difference between the two original groups was greater then the upper bound of this interval, then the difference in morphological disparity between the samples derived from the two lakes being compared was considered to be significant.

This distribution was used to calculate 95% confidence intervals for the mean random disparity difference.

When a large disparity difference occurs in the image many pixels in the correct path will be occluded and the aggregated cost of such occlusions may outweigh the cost of an incorrect path without these occlusions.

For pairwise comparisons of the disparity exhibited by the fishes from two different lakes, a permutation procedure (1000 runs) was used to calculate the 95% CI of a generated disparity difference.

However, our maximal disparity difference was 1.0°, or approximately 10%% of the stimulus size.

In other words, a disparity difference of a pixel must translate a height difference smaller than a step height.

Possible explanations for the disparity include differences in the treatments that physicians recommend to Hispanic patients, and differences between Hispanic and non-Hispanic patients in their preferences for treatment.

Ninety-two per cent of Chinese graduates remain in America five years after receiving a Ph.D., compared to forty-one per cent of South Koreans, according to a study by the National Science Foundation; the researchers loosely attributed the disparity to differences in family pressure and job opportunities.