Sentence examples for visual topography from inspiring English sources

Human visual cortex can be subdivided into a number of discrete cortical areas on the basis of visual topography and/or architecture.

Ellison uses shock and awe to create a visual topography that is at turns nauseating and captivating.

Ellison uses shock and awe to to create a visual topography that is at turns nauseating and captivating.

Most obvious are distractions caused by the visual topography, e.g., attraction by a village or avoiding flying over a forest (cf. Figure 3.21 ), but magnetic noise during flight over a magnetic anomaly also appears to temporarily distract pigeons from flying homeward more directly (what they do when magnetoreception is prevented, thus indicating that it is not part of the home-finding system).

Kiwi show minimal reliance upon vision indicated by eye structure, visual field topography, and brain structures, and increased reliance upon tactile and olfactory information.

This relationship between optic nerve head topography and visual function is so fundamental to our understanding of the disease that it is used clinically to differentiate damage due to glaucoma from other diseases of the optic nerve head.

Somewhere amid Phoenix's desert topography, visual artist Kenaim Alshatti is producing mesmerizing, molten lava-esque GIFs dubbed "motion fantasies".

Visual acuity, corneal topography, confocal microscopy, and endothelial cell count were evaluated in all the patients.

Corneal integrity, corneal topography, visual acuity, refraction and IOP measurements were performed every 3 months and axial length was measured every 6 months.

ICs contributing to typical EOG artefacts (blinks, saccades) were identified by visual inspection of topography as well as comparison to EOG channels and afterwards deleted.

The following data were collected in this sample: NEI-VFQ (VRQoL) and SF-36 (HRQoL), demographic data, stroke-type (i.e. ischemic or hemorrhagic), visual field examinations, topography of the visual field loss (i.e. VFD-type), and visual acuity.