Sentence examples for visual scientists from inspiring English sources
In 1952, optometry professor Elwin Marg wrote of Bates, "Most of his claims and almost all of his theories have been considered false by practically all visual scientists".
(For a real life case of a visual scientist (Knut Nordby) who is an achromotope, see Sacks 1996, Chapter 1).
Knowing honeybees' unusual propensity for distinguishing between different flowers, visual scientist Adrian Dyer of Cambridge University in Cambridge, England, wondered whether that talent stretched to other contexts.
Writing in this month's Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science, scientists say they can find no link between myopia, the medical term for nearsightedness, and the lights.
Because these cells seemingly had no communication with the parts of the brain responsible for forming visual images, scientists had not investigated the extent to which they might be involved in constructing our perception of the world around us.
The visual records helped scientists do everything from estimating the size of nuclear detonations to measuring their destructive power.
By measuring the electrical impulses of cells in the visual cortex, the scientists discovered that cells respond to straight lines, movement and contrast — features that delineate objects in the environment.
GFP provides a visual signal that scientists use to probe protein activity, such as when and where proteins are produced and how different proteins or parts of proteins move and approach each other within a cell.
That too contradicts dogma: Homing in on faces is one visual capability that scientists think is innate.
Beyond studying how the brain integrates visual information, some scientists in academia and industry are using visual neuroscience in ways that might not have been predicted 20 years ago.
While probing how the newly sighted process visual cues, project scientists are peeling away layers of mystery about which aspects of sight come preprogrammed and which are shaped by experience.
