Sentence examples for to enhance visual perception from inspiring English sources

A proposed conceptual HMD visual aid system implemented on a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) is presented in Figure 1, demonstrating an edge overlay approach to enhance visual perception among low-vision individuals who perceive the world in low spatial frequencies, represented using a Gaussian low pass filter applied to perceived images.

If occipital TMS can enhance visual perception, then we should find facilitation effects for targets presented in the visual field contralateral to the stimulated hemisphere (compared with ipsilateral targets).

Because lighting affects one's ability to acquire visual information about the environment and because age-related changes in the visual system compromise the acquisition of that information, novel lighting systems that enhance visual perception of the environment could play a very important role in maintaining balance in older adults with and without gait disorders.

Considering this limitation, to enhance visual depth perception of videos to be watched on 3D display, we apply a nonlinear scaling model to the values, which increases the disparity of closer objects and decreases that of distant objects.

Mushroom users commonly report experiencing enhanced visual perception, with colors appearing more vibrant and surfaces appearing to melt or breathe.

"I put it right up there with makeup to enhance visual appeal," Mr. Kohl said.

At Keppel, the funds were used to enhance visual and performing arts programming.

Researchers have long searched for ways to enhance human visual perception and performance.

These results are the first to show location-specific enhanced visual perception with single-pulse occipital pole stimulation prior to stimulus presentation, suggesting that occipital stimulation can enhance the excitability of visual cortex to subsequent perception.

To enhance the visual depth perception, we propose to increase the contrast among the initial approximated depth values by using a nonlinear scaling model.

In 1967, Cornett [1] developed Cued Speech (CS), which is a complement of lipreading to enhance speech perception from visual input including lips and hand.