Sentence examples for visual disparity from inspiring English sources

This visual disparity only serves to undermine the Disney writers' continuing efforts to present more complex, less compliant heroines.

Yet they look the same, so how are people to know the difference?" This lack of visual disparity has probably led to society's fondness for hipster-bashing.

In previous work on aesthetics and the urban road environment, the authors drew attention to the growing visual disparity between the modern automobile and its urban setting, and suggested a new design approach which would provide some measure of visual integration of cars into the urban landscape, and make them less alien to pedestrians.

The visual disparity is so jarring they practically look photoshopped into these photos.

This allowed us to explore the behavioural strategy adopted by the animal when trials with and without an additional, non-rewarded visual disparity signal are clearly cued.

Despite visual disparity within insects and crustaceans, morphological and molecular data suggest that many of the developmental events that pattern eyes are shared among the Pancrustacea.

Some researchers [ 6, 17, 18] proposed that differences in the experimental design used in those studies (e.g., differences in the number of participants, in the size of audio-visual disparity, and in the magnitude of the resulting aftereffect) might have contributed in producing the discordant outcomes.

The various CO compartments in area 18 divide the cortical surface in a modular arrangement of preference for different qualities of a visual stimulus (disparity— Chen et al. 2008; changes in luminance— Lu and Roe 2007; Wang et al. 2007; and color— Wang et al. 2007; Lu and Roe 2008).

Blur could in principle fill in the parts of visual space where disparity is imprecise [15].

Since there is a nonlinear relation between the visual depth perception (disparity) and the distance of an object as shown in Figure 2, the proposed scaling factors are defined such that the further the object is, the smaller the scaling factor.

Patterns of ventriloquism effect displayed in Figure 7 are in line with in vivo results [ 5, 10, 35– 38]: in particular the model reproduces the increase in the magnitude of the effect as the visual-auditory spatial disparity increases and as the saliency of the visual stimulus increases with respect to the auditory one.