Sentence examples for video onset from inspiring English sources

Each gesture was begun from the same relaxed, right hand position and was completed within 1 second of the video onset.

A coloured fixation cross (blue, red or green) superimposed on the actor's scrambled face from 1 s after video onset to 1 s before video offset indicated the participant which facial gesture (neutral, kiss or smile) they were to execute.

One mother at the conference described how a video about the onset of puberty was allowed to be vetted before it was shown to children.

During the 16-second period after the aversive stimulus onset, the video was still running for the first three seconds (i.e. 94 data points while showing the bleeding arm), followed by 13 seconds (i.e. 406 data points) with a stationary image of the "injured" arm.

Each 2-s video started at the onset of the action, 3 s into the original 7-s video.

Analysis of tracked whiskers in the high-speed videos relative to call onset shows that the temporal coordination of calling and whisking is indeed observable (Video 1).

Physiotherapy rehabilitation of an adapted (more symmetrical) smile was investigated in FNP subjects 1 year post-onset, using video self-modeling (video replay of only best adapted smiles) and implementation intentions (preplanning adapted smiles for specific situations).

The inclusion criteria for TLE were mainly based on typical temporal auras and temporal discharges at onset using video-electroencephalograph (V-EEG), and 174 patients were selected into the TLE subgroup.

These videos were annotated for onset and offset of three behavioral features (tarsal contact with vibration, tarsal contact without vibration (pausing), and proboscis contact) using ANVIL (www.anvil-software.org); we annotated only video segments during which both males and females produced song.

The analysts said that far from disrupting Sky, the onset of online video opens up additional possibilities, with five new income streams: Online video has arrived later-than-expected and is being driven by tablets and smartphones.

In this way, any saccadic inhibition (which increases the current fixation duration), caused by the motion transient due to the sudden onset of the video clip, was masked by the viewer's own eye movement (Reingold & Stampe, 2000, 2002).