Sentence examples for visual competition from inspiring English sources
We found task-phase related responses that were largely unaffected by visual competition and perceptually suppressed visual information.
This result suggests that the presence of visual competition and suppressed visual information has a rather limited impact on sequential firing patterns in the LPFC.
Importantly, the observed sequential activity in the region remained unchanged during ambiguous stimulation suggesting that the underlying populations are unaffected by visual competition and presence of perceptually suppressed information.
Results of a laboratory experiment have shown that motorcycles with a T-shaped light configuration are more quickly identified, particularly when the motorcycles are in visual competition with other motorised road users.
In the Visual Competition stage, players use the Nintendo DS's touchscreen to place accessories on their Pokémon to boost a particular trait, such as "Cool" or "Cute", and earn points.
However, the strong similarities between the two do suggest that their output is produced by –at least partially- similar computational mechanisms, justifying a generalization of computational models of visual competition over binocular and perceptual rivalry.
BioNEMS student Mengqian Lu has been awarded first prize in Visual Category in the Materials Visualization Competition.
You can find more information at the 6.S093: Visual Recognition Competition site.
He served on the jury for the Canadian Aboriginal Writing and Arts Challenge, a writing and visual arts competition for youth of Aboriginal descent.
A DNA structure animation created for the MITx course 7.28.1x Molecular Biology: DNA Replication and Repair won the BioCommunications Association Medical Education Award for Motion Video and a Citation of Merit in the Motion Media Videoo category at the 2015 BioImages visual media competition.
Responsibilities for the fellowship include curation of an exhibition and associated programming during the spring semester, engagement with undergraduates during the fall and spring semesters, and serving as a judge for Team Kenan's annual What Is Good Art? visual art competition in late spring.
