The heart of the display consists of seven-foot-high panels, each with a sepia-tone portrait of one of the nine patients featured, their life stories and photographs of them and their cache of belongings.
Presented for the second year by United Photo Industries, a Brooklyn arts cooperative, as a showcase for young photographers, the display consists of a 1,000-foot-long 1,000-foot-long 1,000-foot-longosed waterproof and black-and-white photos.
Structure of the display consists of a 1D semiconductor LED array integrated on a electromagnetically actuated platform.
In Experiment 6 the display consisted of gray squares on a black background (Figure 1d).
Within these target-present trials, the display consisted with equal probability of either one or four targets presented for 71 ms.
The items on the display consisted of ball transfer units (see Fig. 1) in which the ball either could move or was anchored.
In Experiment 1, the search items on the display consisted of four or eight white circles [1.92 degree of visual angle (dva), CIE(.291,.350), 100 cd/m] positioned on the horizontal meridian of the screen.
On each trial, the display consisted of a horizontal array of three fuzzy patches, each with an identical two-dimensional Gaussian profile (space constant σ = 12.5 arcmin) and maximum luminance 40 cd/m.
One rather static display consists of gowned and uniformed mannequins.
The display consists of a flat-panel monitor embedded within a larger rectangular screen made of foam.
