Sentence examples for visual disruption from inspiring English sources

Disruptive patterns, frequently a part of camouflage coloration, serve the function of visual disruption by forming a pattern that does not coincide with the contour and outline of the body (see photograph).

In disruptive coloration, the identity and location of an animal may be concealed through a coloration pattern that causes visual disruption because the pattern does not coincide with the shape and outline of the animal's body.

Although injected tendons in this study demonstrated visual disruption of normal morphology and immediately altered mechanical properties at higher levels of strain, it is not known what effect these alterations have on long-term function, morphology, and overall health of tendons in vivo.

The visual disruption associated with the presentation of the intervening blank image reduces the ability to detect the difference between the two pictures (i.e., change blindness).

We assume that the origin of such feelings is derived from a cognitive reconstruction following preliminary visual disruptions.

It may be the interaction between dysfunctional occipito-temporal and occipito-parietal processing streams or indeed disruption to visual white matter connectivity that contributes to the visuoperception difficulties and visual hallucinations seen in dementia with Lewy bodies.

Scanning electron microscopic (SEM) images of the plant cells after ultrahigh pressure treatment was obtained to provide visual evidence of the disruption effect.

Despite a rather extensive literature, the precise mechanisms of VGB-associated disruption of visual field integrity remain largely undefined.

However, both imaging and post-mortem studies have demonstrated that there are pathological occipital white matter changes and disruption to visual association areas in dementia with Lewy bodies.

Some researchers have attributed the success of clinical treatments of PTSD such as EMDR to modality-specific disruption of visual working memory processes (e.g. Holmes et al., 2010; Lilley et al., 2009; van den Hout et al., 2012).

Some spatial impacts, such as the negative impacts of wind turbines on bird populations (ecological impacts), landscape visual quality (aesthetic impacts) and disruption to food supply from transforming agricultural land to biofuels (direct land use impacts) are widely known.