Sentence examples for visual activities from inspiring English sources
The 1970s and '80s saw the emergence of powerful computer graphics devices, both for scientific modeling and other visual activities.
To measure the difference in Convergence Insufficiency Symptom Survey scores for reading vs favorite near visual activities.
The gulf between negligible visual activities, sometimes involving egg wrangling, and the score, Karol Szymanowski's eerie, soaring choral work "Stabat Mater," did not help matters.
Japanese culture did not distinguish between art and craft, which guaranteed that numerous visual activities felt its heat: painting, printmaking, architecture, furniture design, ceramics, silver and metalwork as well as textiles and fashion.
To compare 2 hours of daily patching (combined with 1 hour of concurrent near visual activities) with a control group of spectacle wear alone (if needed) for treatment of moderate to severe amblyopia in children 3 to 7 years old.
In contrast to its catalog, the work in this admirable show suggests that all art, along with other visual activities not always seen as art, is part of a single visual continuum whose parts we divide and isolate at our intellectual and emotional peril.
When pCREB levels of alcohol exposed animals were restored during vinpocetine treatment, concomitantly visual activity triggered cortical cells and this activation was able to be translated into plastic changes that resulted in the normal refinement of cortical maps.
This pathway provided the basis for a model proposing that the SGI premotor cells that project to brainstem gaze centers and discharge before saccades also activate neighboring GABAergic neurons that suppress saccade-induced visual activity in SL.
Even at night, the area is bursting with visual activity.
Like saccades, smooth pursuit eye movements are constantly utilised during normal visual activity, stabilising visual images on the retina as objects of interest move through the visual field24,25.
How might a visual activity bring to light the power of words, the power of participation?
