Sentence examples for visual zone from inspiring English sources
The boundary of the visual zone, i.e., the interface of the primary and secondary airs, is obtained by image processing.
Current approaches that attempt to account for these influences focus on defining visual zones, but are limited because they do not directly address object size.
If such spatial coding contributes to the size of the cued visual zones, such zones would probably have been smaller in Experiment 2 (see Fig. 4A) than in Experiment 1 or 3 (see Fig. 4B).
In the latter case, restricted visual zones were cued by spatially nonpredictive auditory stimuli that varied in their external spatial relationship with the visual targets across changes in posture (albeit changes in eye fixation posture; Spence, McDonald, & Driver, 2004).
Taken as a whole, these results are accounted for well by visual zones of space that coordinate visual events close to the body with tactile events on the body.
A LinA2 overexpressing Escherichia coli strain could degrade 10 ppm of all the isomers of lindane within 1 h and displayed a visual degradation zone on a newly designed histochemical plate containing 50 mg lindane within 12 h.
Nintendo DS games that use the device's top and bottom screens as one continuous screen are harder to control because of a gap in the middle, sometimes called a visual "dead zone"; objects in this area are not visible.
The difference between short and tall volunteers was probably caused by a lifelong adaptation that is, shorter people are used to looking upwards therefore their visual comfort zone is above eye level, whereas the opposite applies to tall people.
However, the structure of neural circuits that creates the bipartite receptive fields in the visual tegmental relay zone remains unknown.
Scan any wall in the show and you pass through varied visual and psychic zones.
Pivoting her knees and ankles, she exploits the awkwardness in her own gangly body to give visual expression to zones of feeling that in tap are usually expressed only musically.
