"I knew if the bed was not in visual proximity to my coming and going in the building, I would not take care of it," she said.
"The restricted area around the [Brisbane convention and exhibition centre] is not particularly wide so the visual proximity that the protesters could get to the event is quite close, quite unprecedentedly so," he said.
This suggests that the visual proximity did not affect the subjects' looking behavior.
This chapter introduces the Gestalt principles that describe human visual perception: proximity, similarity, continuity, closure, symmetry, figure-ground, and common fate, with examples of how each principle impacts user-interface design.
This is because kinship might be inferred by other cues (e.g., olfactory, visual, age proximity), with the transformation between those other cues and the acoustic modality being mediated via animal identity encoded in the acoustic structure (Rendall et al. 1998).
Visual exposure and proximity to a single-room occupancy hotel, a payphone, an adult service or a pawnshop were important physical environmental predictors.
Of the effective countermeasures that appear to be at hand, many rely on visual or logistical proximity to the Earth, and are not feasible in the remote context of an extended deep space mission scenario.
When they judge the validity of an algebraic equation, performance is systematically worse if visual grouping or proximity conflicts with operator precedence (e.g., less space around addition than around multiplication), and systematically improved if visuospatial features align with operator precedence (Landy & Goldstone, 2007a; Rivera & Garrigan, 2016).
These templates are fused with a bottom-up attention signal similar to [ 16] such that both visual saliency and proximity to the search template may trigger object detection.
In these cases, such as the frontal eye field being spatially distant from the rest of the visual cortex, spatial proximity would not predict a connection.
In this study, dimensions of supervision ranged from 'direct' (constant visual where physical proximity to the child allowed a quick response) to 'indirect' supervision (where the supervisor knows the child is in or near water but is unable to take immediate protective action).
