Sentence examples for visual buffer from inspiring English sources

And he said the company would "maintain as much visual buffer as possible".

"Three hundred feet gives you an awful lot to work with," Simley said, pointing out that the store would be landscaped to create a visual buffer.

He theorized that another as yet undiscovered—"visual buffer of recent experience" must be "propping up the visual system and feeding into it".

He theorized that another — as yet undiscovered — "visual buffer of recent experience" must be "propping up the visual system and feeding into it".

There is, however, a further empirical difficulty in the way of the identification of the retinotopically mapped areas with the visual buffer of Kosslyn's theory.

Figure 2 was produced by selectively filling cells in a rectangular array or matrix, which models the visual buffer of the underlying theory.

When a balcony as a visual buffer space is eliminated, the distance between occupants and balcony window becomes closer and thus, there is a lager glass area of the window in the field of human view.

After the films were immersed in different buffer solutions, visual color changes were observed, where the films became reddish at acidic pH and bluish at basic pH.

Our finding advances the understanding of the neural architecture of WM, demonstrating that it depends on interaction with long-term semantic knowledge underpinned by the ATL, which causally expands the WM buffer when visual content carries semantic information.

Misincorporated uracil was measured by subtracting the visual score obtained from buffer-treated gels (endogenous strand breakage) from the score obtained after incubation with uracil DNA glycosylase (strand breakage due to the excision of uracil).

As executive tasks also rely on these sensory processes, the present study investigates the impact of glucocorticoid exposure on different performance parameters characterizing the maintenance and transfer of sensory information from iconic memory (IM; the sensory buffer of the visual system) to working memory (WM).