Sentence examples for transform visual from inspiring English sources

The ability of SSAs to activate the visual cortex in a very specific manner was reported in other studies as well, using either visual to auditory transformations such as the one used here, or tactile sensory substitution devices that transform visual information to grid tactile actuators.

To achieve these goals, we have integrated wavelet transform, visual cryptography, and digital timestamp into an ownership protection scheme.

In this paper, we aim to construct a resilient audio ownership protection scheme to enhance the security by integrating the discrete wavelet transform and discrete cosine transform, visual cryptography, and digital timestamps.

Visuo-motor coordination (VMC) requires normal cognitive executive functionality, an ability to transform visual inputs into movement plans and motor-execution skills, all of which are known to be impaired in Parkinson's disease (PD).

Multisensory parietal areas transform visual maps into non-retinocentric coordinates.

To do its job, V6A needs to transform visual information, typically encoded in a retinocentric frame of reference, in the arm-centred or body-centred frame of reference used by the motor system.

To perform visually guided hand movements the visuo-motor system transforms visual information into movement parameters, invoking both central and peripheral processes.

The people at Arup hope that SoundLab will transform acoustical design in the same way that three-dimensional computer animations have transformed visual design.

Auditory encoding may lead to low-cost devices, but there is need to handle high information loss incurred when transforming visual data to auditory one.

In our implementation all of the aforementioned mechanisms use metamodel as a common formalism, which can be considered as a uniform basis for storing, creating and transforming visual languages.

Of course photography itself was the defining artistic tremor of the last century, transforming visual perception, culture, and communication in ways that are still developing, no pun intended -- and LA audiences have always been ahead of the curve on supporting and collecting photography.