Sentence examples for visual bias from inspiring English sources

'The shows have a strong visual bias, although there is some dialogue,' Jackson explains.

Those are what sparked criticism from Julie Maroh, the author of the graphic novel from which the film was adapted, for "the director's visual bias," and from Manohla Dargis, of the Times, who likens Kechiche's filming to pornography.

"The heavy visual bias, the severe time constraints, the constant sense of salesmanship are among the factors that prevent us from understanding key issues such as the disappearance of the middle class, the enormous increase in corporate power and the complexities of race relations".

They are even moving towards video interviews – which would bring this visual bias even earlier into the process.

Automated interpretation of clinical EEG recordings will reduce subjectivity and visual bias from analysis and can reduce the time required for interpretation.

We report two experiments designed to investigate the influence of direction-dependent weighting on the visual bias of reaching movements under the influence of a mirror-illusion.

Such visual biases could make it harder for obese people to adopt an active lifestyle, according to Witt. .

Adult women located horses reliably faster than cows, suggesting that visual biases for some animals can be acquired after childhood.

Traditional mapping methods that rely on frequency counts or rates in predefined areal units are known to be problematic due to issues of small numbers and visual biases.

These visual biases may have evolved to help us make quick decisions, letting us know at a glance which tasks to tackle.

If we can look at works of art and acknowledge our visual biases, perhaps a better understanding of difference may be illuminated.