Sentence examples for visual augmentation from inspiring English sources

Thankfully, his music requires little visual augmentation.

We anticipate that in addition to restoring vision, the artificial retina will allow us to transmit visual information to the brain in ways that are not possible with light stimulation, opening the door to visual augmentation -- creating visual sensations that were never before possible.

More than just a simple promotional device, which it's often approached as, the visual augmentation of a musical piece both allows for some added nuance to the sonic message and provides crevices in the rock-face of the track or album for the listener to grab ahold of.

Ghostman is a visual augmentation system designed to allow a physical therapist and patient to inhabit each other's viewpoint in an augmented real-world environment.

It is a visual augmentation system designed to allow a physical therapist and patient to inhabit each other's viewpoint in an augmented real-world environment.

However, in this initial study, our aim was to study the performance of a given task with a focus on using the inhabiting visual augmentation technique.

Sensory Augmentation: visual, hearing, haptics, orientation, etc. Cognitive Augmentation: access to knowledge, brain function, etc. Motor Augmentation: physical strength, speed, accuracy, fitness, endurance, etc. Physiological Augmentation: controlling heart, breathing, blood, nerves, etc.

Chuah, L. Y. & Chee, M. W. Cholinergic augmentation modulates visual task performance in sleep-deprived young adults.

Repetitive activation of layer 4 to layer 2/3 synaptic connections from ferret visual cortex slices displayed synaptic augmentation that was larger and longer lasting in active than in silent slices.

Whatever its neurological basis, the augmentation of Sue's visual world has effectively granted her an added sense, a circumstance that the rest of us can scarcely imagine.

This augmentation of the traditional visual census with acoustic location and tracking revolutionized the bowhead census and resulted in the calculation of a robust population estimate and trend.