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The findings of the EEG data also demonstrated that participants paid much more attention to their own faces than to any other faces regardless of the image presentation type.

We quantify the distance of the subject from the image presentation screen during each stimulus presentation interval, during each of the 1-min post-stimulus intervals immediately following the stimulus presentations and during each of the 1-min intervals furthest away from the last stimulus presentation interval and just before the next interval (pre-stimulus interval), respectively.

In general for these time course, the amplitude of a particular optic flow response dominates throughout the image presentation.

The duration of the image presentation was 500 ms with an inter-stimulus interval of 3000 ms.

The control of the image presentation and recording of responses (accuracy, reaction time) were accomplished by E-Prime Software.

The image presentation of these 9 groups is shown in the supplementary documents [see Additional File 2].

"We can retrace the astronauts' steps with greater clarity to see where they took lunar samples," said Noah Petro, a lunar geologist for NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, who spoke at the images' presentation, according to NASA's press release.

To utilize this principle, the study in [10] uses a modified time difference method (MTD) to detect the horizontal motion of objects and determine the image-presentation time-delay for synthesizing a stereo pair.

Figure 1 compares the averaged-across-subjects performance at the five image presentation positions for each image type.

Here we argue that the quality of motion cues on video, as determined by the video's image presentation rate (IPR), are of particular importance in determining a subject's social response behaviour.

Unfortunately, we could not examine values shorter than 15 ms because of the unavoidable delay of image presentation related to the refresh rate of the screen (140 Hz, i.e. a new image every 7 ms) and to the delay of the on-line processing of eye-tracker signals.