Sentence examples for unfamiliar visual from inspiring English sources

It still happens due to unfamiliar visual or emotional exposure.

This study examined how aging affects the spatial patterns of repetition effects associated with perceptual priming of unfamiliar visual objects.

He said the photographs offered an unfamiliar visual perspective of the conflict, seen not from the trenches but from the sky: "Map-like images of cratered fields and hieroglyphic trench patters; dreamlike 'obliques' showing landscapes of sepia-toned towns and ghostly villages; panoramas of apparently tranquil meadows and country lanes that disguise more macabre details".

Additionally, the processing of both of these culturally defined stimulus types differentiated from similar but unfamiliar visual stimulus forms (false fonts) even earlier in the processing stream (the P1 at 100 msec).

Tetrodes were advanced until spontaneous neuronal activity was detected and chicks were then presented with familiar and unfamiliar visual, auditory and audiovisual stimuli.

To induce robust gamma-band oscillations, we applied a standard object recognition paradigm in which familiar and unfamiliar visual stimuli are presented [1], [16], [20].

We also included, 6) a baseline condition that presented false font strings created with a font that translated each alphabetic letter in the word conditions into an unfamiliar nonorthographic visual symbol matched in complexity to the letters.

In Study 2 the same dogs were offered the possibility to beg for food from two unfamiliar humans whose visual attention (i.e. facing the dog or turning away) was systematically varied.

First, they show that infant vervets can integrate unfamiliar auditory and visual information suggesting that intersensory integration mechanisms are robust and highly conserved in evolution.

The suggestion is also consistent with the more general proposal that neurons in the IMM respond to unexpected variations from the original imprinting experience as neurons in the IMM also respond more strongly to AISVIS when presented in an unfamiliar than familiar visual context following imprinting (Town & McCabe, Unpublished).

Sixteen drivers navigated a complex, unfamiliar urban route, using visual and verbal instructions representing the distance-to-turn and junction layout information presented by typical satellite navigation systems.