Sentence examples for the perceived target from inspiring English sources

Loomis and colleagues have proposed that when visual feedback is removed after an initial exposure to a visual target, a "spatial image" of the perceived target location is maintained [43].

Pointing responses were used to indicate the perceived target location.

Accordingly, changes were easily detected when substituted Gabors differed from the perceived target orientation.

Localization errors The task required participants to give magnitude estimates of the perceived target location relative to the aperture's edge and fixation.

This type of relative judgment is essentially a percentage reflecting the ratio of the perceived target eccentricity relative to the perceived total extent of the stimulus space (i.e., the perceived eccentricity of the aperture edge).

In the emotionally charged debate about police brutality, misconduct and the perceived targeting and victimization of African Americans, many of us not only identify with the frustration of black citizens in Ferguson, Cleveland, Chicago and Baltimore, but have our own experiences of racial profiling by law enforcement.

In a separate piece, the newspaper implied that the K Foundation had hit their perceived target with some success: In a piece published in 2006, The Sunday Times quoted author James F. English's description of The K Foundation's Art Award as "hostile philanthropy".

While the studies discussed above provide important information on the effects of attentional processing on perceived target location, in all cases targets were presented within 10° of fixation.

In this way a visually perceived target is automatically mapped into the appropriate motor coordinates without any need to compensate the visual rotation of the scene because the two reference frames are coincident.

AI experts point out that the technology for basic autonomous weaponry already exists, and would, for starters, simply involve retrofitting existing weapons like drones with the ability to fire at perceived targets without human approval.

An invitation for screening may cause some people to be suspicious about why they had been selected, including perceived targeting by immigration services.