Pursuit of a visually acquired target requires smooth, coordinated eye movements to maintain visual contact with a constantly moving stimulus [ 106].
"He signaled that he had visual contact with the airport," Mr. Demko said, indicating that the crew was going to land the plane visually without an instrument clearance.
The crucial step of image analysis for recognition of agglomerates is to differentiate, in the groups of particles, those particles that are only visually in contact (i.e., they are occluded or overlapped from the point of view of a camera) from actual physical agglomerates (Fig. 1).
The app has a simple and visually striking interface that showcases the images and names of your contacts as you scroll across the screen.
Everyone was in contact, visually, with everyone else, but the jets were the center of attention, and the pilots flew the jets.
To evaluate the experiences, attitudes, and perceptions of the caregivers of children with cataracts who were visually rehabilitated with contact lenses.
For this purpose, a setup was designed to visually observe the contact between injected CO2 and heavy oil under reservoir conditions.
To illustrate the contact variation visually, SEM images of microporous structure under different degrees of pressure are shown in Fig. 8a d.
"There were no warnings from either the radio channel or visually, there was no contact at all," he told Interfax news agency.
Therefore, after CT-MRI coregistration, we further refined the estimated coordinates of each contact by visually matching the gyral-sulcal pattern of the MRI-based surface rendering with that of digital photographs taken during electrode placement and removal surgeries.
