Sentence examples for visual category from inspiring English sources

In a buy note Numis said: We leave our forecasts unchanged but are encouraged by the robust performance through Black Friday, a 'pleasing' performance from the audio visual category, and the ahead-of-plan volume capability build in Germany.

Mug shots were conceived in the 19th century to catalog and distinguish outlaws from the rest of society, to create a visual category of pariahs, who by definition are strangers to civil society.

We show that the joint distribution of saccade amplitudes and orientations significantly varies from one visual category to another.

This study was designed to characterize the effects of early deafness and lifelong sign language use on visual category sensitivity of the N170 event-related potential.

In this study, we hypothesize that these viewing biases are not universal, but are modulated by the semantic visual category of the stimulus.

Table 6 shows the total number of instances per annotated audio and visual category, plus the total duration in minutes (the overlapping instances are counted as well).

The Sonos PLAY: 1 wireless music system (from £155) and Apple TV (from £59) take both the top spots in the audio and visual categories.

Trademarked images were kept in separate drawers and grouped into visual categories, she recalled, like "grotesque humans" (the Pillsbury doughboy) and "human body parts" (the Yellow Pages' walking fingers).

In 1967 (as cited in David Caute's biography of the filmmaker), Losey declared, "I've always detested naturalism," and in his production notes he divided the shoot into three "visual categories": Unreality, Reality, and Abstract.

But, while visual agnosia of a general sort was recognized in the eighteen-nineties, there was little notion that there could be agnosia for particular visual categories, such as faces or places, until 1947, when Joachim Bodamer, a German neurologist, described three patients who were unable to recognize faces but had no other difficulties with recognition.

We propose a neural architecture overcoming the difficulty to build visual categories dynamically while associating them to movements.