In the case of vision, for example, this would be light; in the case of the mind's discernment of intelligible objects, Augustine characterizes this, relying upon Platonic imagery of which Plotinus is also fond [see Plotinus, Enneads V.3.8 and Schroeder 1996, pp. 341 3], as an intellectual illumination that occurs within us by that which is above us.
It therefore appears as if, similar to the case of color vision, for example, relevant aspects of the olfactory percept need to be "computed" in postreceptor circuits on the basis of the sensory signals rather than being immediately given by the sensory signals.
Machine vision, for example.
Consider binocular double vision, for example.
The visual cortex handles vision, for example, while the auditory cortex processes sound.
Vision, for example, is an analog experience because we perceive infinitely smooth gradations of shapes and colors.
Until 1996, the Federal Aviation Administration required normal color vision, for example, but the standard has since been modified.
We will miss your caring touch and your humor, but your vision and example will be with us always.
As Snow shows, one of Suschitzky's great abilities was to service idiosyncratic vision; another example was the oddball Les Bicyclettes de Belsize, a whimsical French-style musical shot in Hampstead.
Machine vision, for example, requires the processing of enormous amounts of data that can be accomplished only by high-speed digital computers.
Autoliv Night Vision, for example, uses sensors and infrared cameras – which detect small temperature differences – along with sophisticated algorithms to help drivers detect different types of animals and pedestrians in the surrounding environment at night.
