Sentence examples for the visual consequences from inspiring English sources

In all of them, a visual forward model is used, which predicts the visual consequences of saccade-like camera movements.

To understand the interaction of these metallic objects and the indirect lightning currents, both the visual consequences of the indirect lightning current on the victim's skin and a comprehensive description of the cases scenarios are presented.

Given that abnormalities have been reported in predicting the visual consequences of movement, we suspect that the cerebellum broadly participates in perception when motor output is required (i.e., active perception).

Lag between head movement and the time to render the visual consequences of the movement during head mounted display (HMD) applications presents challenges in the appearance of a stable image.

Although the risk is low, the visual consequences can be devastating.

Third, knowledge of the way reafferent stimulation depends on self-produced movement is used for purposes of sensorimotor control: planning and controlling object-directed actions in the present depends on access to information concerning the visual consequences of performing such actions in the past.

Since FOE shift is an ill-defined measure of the visual consequence of rotations, we simply refer to the net visual stimulation associated with simultaneous translation and rotation as the 'resultant optic flow'.

This is not to suggest that molecular events are not important, but morphology, the visual consequence of a chaotic interplay of multiple molecular alterations is readily analysed and interpreted.

However, the cerebellum has been reported to participate in the process of prediction of the sensory consequence of action (Wolpert et al. 1995; Wolpert and Miall 1996), especially regarding the visual consequence (perception) (Lindner et al. 2006) and also in the estimation of the state of the effector for online correction of action (Miall et al. 2007).

High myopia had the most severe visual consequences.

The link between actions and visual consequences allows the motor system to respond rapidly to visual feedback signaling reach errors, even in the face of potentially distracting visual information as present in naturalistic visual scenes.