"It creates these visual collapses of foreground and background," says Kiernan. "This paper stood out because of how odd and pointed the pairings were on their own when you removed them from the context of the news story".
For on-line visual assessment of collapse, a mediastinal window with a width of 400 HU and center at +50 HU was used.
We employed multi-voxel pattern analysis (MVPA) in combination with a whole-brain searchlight procedure on day 2 (Materials and methods, Multi-voxel pattern analysis), and separated schema components by discriminating (1) the schema conditions (while collapsing across visual features), and (2) the visual features (while collapsing across schema conditions; Figure 1 figure supplement 1).
"On a late bus home one night, I saw a boarded-up Woolworths and realised that from the word 'Woolworths' you can make 'Worthless', which is what the chain store is now - a visual symbol of the collapse of the economy," Valentino explains.
"As we age, our visual field starts to collapse in on us, so we start to have less and less peripheral vision, and we can't see it as well".
The court heard that the 27-year-old, who lives alone, suffered from severe vertigo, collapses and visual impairment, and rarely left her home.
And so he piles it on, until whole sections of the movie collapse beneath the visual crush.
Mel Wong, a dancer, choreographer and visual artist, died on Thursday after collapsing at a swimming pool in Santa Cruz, Calif.
She marries a haute-naif aesthetic of thick lines, blocky color, proto-Cubist mannerism, and collapsed perspective with a visual lexicon of knights errants and dogged explorers, sea monsters and tall ships, architectural ruins and sketchy outlines of uncharted territories.
The Capgras delusion – named after the psychiatrist who treated Madame M – is a collapse of both emotional and visual recognition.
