10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SACCADICALLY»
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Looking and Acting: Vision and Eye Movements in Natural ...
Generally, gaze follows the pen tip saccadically around the paper as each line is
drawn: the particular positions of the pen shown here are only examples to
indicate scale. Ellipses enclose areas containing 50% and 90% of all fixations, ...
Michael Land, Benjamin Tatler, 2009
What causes saccadic suppression? Some investigators have proposed that the
phenomenon has peripheral origins. For example, one hypothesis is that
saccadic suppression arises from the smeariness of saccadically induced retinal
...
This suggests that the improved pre- saccadic visual discrimination at the
saccade destination is normally incorporated into an integrated routine for
dealing with information trans-saccadically, thereby speeding up the recognition
process.
Michael Jenkin, Laurence Harris, 2001
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Phenomenal Consciousness: A Naturalistic Theory
A subject reading a text will fail to notice anything untoward, for example, even if
all the surrounding text is completely changed while their eyes are moving
saccadically from one word to its neighbour, provided that the next word makes ...
5
Eye Movements in Reading: Perceptual and Language Processes
... of this hypothesis is that a central, cortical spatiotopically organized
representation of a prior fixation persists cross—saccadically and inte— grates
with the cortical spatiotopically organized representation of the succeeding
fixation.
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Imaginary Gardens with Real Toads: How Ink Marks on a Page ...
already read.66 Saccadically, texts vary from reading to reading as well as from
reader to reader. With the same text taken in different saccades, it makes sense
to think that saccadic patterns are structural facts about readers, and not about ...
Darryl Gregory Stephens, 2007
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The Management of Visual Impairment in Childhood
However, the VLBW group showed shorter latencies than the controls for
refixating saccadically a peripheral target. This suggests that the development of
control mechanisms for visuomotor tasks of this kind may well be sensitive to the
extent ...
Alistair R. Fielder, Anthony Bernard Best, Martin Bax, 1993
Izzie responded saccadically, “I've got one.” “Then let me pay for it.” He started. “
It's paid for.” She threw back. The barman watched them cautiously, his eyes
flicking between the two as he stepped back, drying glasses. “You know, given
past ...
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How to Read a Film:Movies, Media, and Beyond: Movies, Media, ...
While it is true that we do not read sounds saccadically, we nevertheless focus
psychologically on particular sounds within the total auditory experience, just as
we “block out” unwanted or useless noise. While sound seems far more
denotative ...
10
To Free the Cinema: Jonas Mekas & the New York Underground
Our gaze here is also one of a multiplicity of glimpses, figuratively speaking, for
the camera bounces through a scene saccadically, jumping or racking focus from
close-up to distance, or from whole to fragment, or from moment to different ...
