Sentence examples for visual coordination from inspiring English sources

Several studies indicate that babies born prematurely receive too little DHA, and some studies have found that premature babies fed DHA after birth show better cognitive performance or visual coordination later on than preemies who aren't given DHA.

By that way, the framework of architectural interoperability checking for a diagrammatic language Visual Coordination Networks is established.

In this paper a prototype of a visual specification language called Visual Coordination Diagrams (VCD) for high-level design of concurrent systems with heterogeneous coordination models is presented.

Visual coordination, including following their partner's gaze into distant space and around barriers, should thus be very adaptive to their survival.

In VPI, the virtual partner is endowed with a coordination dynamics that is intended to capture how one human being performs visual coordination with another.

Our findings of an association between visuo-motor speed and vermis volumes offers additional support to the importance of this region in tasks involving visual coordination, though our findings were in the anterior and posterior inferior regions.

Lastly, the patients suffered from significant impairment of visual-motor coordination, visual perception, visual memory and visuoconstructive abilities as indicated by results of Benton visual retention test.

The two dimensional view of the arthroscopy requires, among bimanual-visual coordination, the cognitive deepness estimation of the anatomic structures.

Shetty et al. [ 8] proposed other factors such as lack of manual-visual coordination and parental supervision, and the child's reduced concern for his/her appearance [ 8].

In addition to the common factors such as lack of manual-visual coordination of the blind child and the child's reduced concern for his/her appearance [ 6], The suboptimal levels of oral hygiene of those living in campus in this study population could be attributed to lack of assistance or supervision of care givers during performance of oral hygiene practices.

Children with dyslexia, for example, may often lose their place while reading, but this isn't because they have eye issues — many studies have shown that ocular coordination, movement and visual processing are normal in these children — but because they are struggling to decode letters and word combinations.