ライフサイエンスコーパス: perceptually

1 y modulated coherently, causing them to bind perceptually.

2 interaural time differences (ITDs), interact perceptually.

3 directions and thus cancelled each other out perceptually.

4 capacity of European starlings to segregate perceptually 2 superimposed, intermixed auditory stimuli

5 s that were physically present were rendered perceptually absent with adaptation-induced blindness.

6 resented on time and later than expected are perceptually accelerated.

7 Third, as listeners perceptually adapted to degraded speech, downregulation

8 tomy to visual perception and suggest that a perceptually advantageous visual cortex is a thinned one

9 t dopamine responses in monkeys performing a perceptually ambiguous decision task comply with the mod

10 To test this possibility, we used a perceptually ambiguous stimulus composed of four line se

11 learning model with a belief state about the perceptually ambiguous stimulus; this model generates an

12 ever, the stimuli predictive of outcomes are perceptually ambiguous.

13 lations, making possibly costly demands both perceptually and at the coding level.

14 elucidate how the neural representations of perceptually and conceptually diverse actions are organi

15 est excitatory and inhibitory responses both perceptually and physiologically.

16 sing fMRI and a task designed to tease apart perceptually based ("echoic") memory from phonological-a

17 nowledge: the lateral occipital cortex codes perceptually based aspects (statistical visual configura

18 mporarily consistent with the input activate perceptually based semantic representations.

19 However, enhanced envelope coding was not perceptually beneficial.

20 onto the ability of individuals with ASD to perceptually bind audiovisual speech signals.

21 This stimulus is perceptually bistable.

22 biases perception of visual inputs that are perceptually bistable.

23 n which audiovisual stimuli are likely to be perceptually bound.

24 rain within a restricted temporal window are perceptually bound.

25 timulus sizes that produce illusory contours perceptually, but it was related to the spatial frequenc

26 Visual images are segmented perceptually by a variety of cues, including color and m

27 stage, the process of orienting to and then perceptually categorizing the reaction stimulus.

28 early BD on the retinal circuitry in adult, perceptually characterized cats.

29 When live actors perform behaviors perceptually close to real life and possibly really expe

30 discriminations (i.e., when the colors were perceptually close) than for easy discriminations (i.e.,

31 es, a significant larger VWM capacity of the perceptually closer-in-depth items was observed than tha

32 s in awake, fixating primates in response to perceptually coherent and non-coherent plaid patterns.

33 Perceptually, color is used to discriminate objects by h

34 at primates may share a general mechanism to perceptually complete missing sounds.

35 ption and recognition of objects and events. perceptually controlled actions function in real time an

36 It is unlikely that short-latency perceptually correlated activity is inherited from early

37 are shorter than those of visual areas with perceptually correlated activity.

38 ion was observed when control subjects heard perceptually degraded speech.

39 Stimuli presented earlier than expected are perceptually delayed, whereas stimuli presented on time

40 Temporary depletion of shared capacity in perceptually demanding visual tasks leads to a momentary

41 ensory information imposes a relatively more perceptually-demanding task, leading to a stronger activ

42 is region increased with demands to retrieve perceptually detailed information about studied objects.

43 e of the occluded object and are known to be perceptually discounted.

44 nguage, music is a human universal involving perceptually discrete elements organized into hierarchic

45 selectively impaired relative to controls at perceptually discriminating the odd stimulus when the od

46 nts, segregating multiple sound sources into perceptually distinct auditory objects.

47 representations in the auditory nerve, into perceptually distinct auditory-object-based representati

48 ntinuum of phonetic stimuli gets carved into perceptually distinct categories.

49 ustically varying sounds is transformed into perceptually distinct phoneme categories.

50 y deviate from a regularly paced sequence is perceptually distorted.

51 d discrimination, whereas manipulations that perceptually divide a single large stimulus into parts i

52 The image that is perceptually dominant alternates every few seconds.

53 ctivated when the ipsilateral grating became perceptually dominant and suppressed when the blind-spot

54 sume separate substrates where visual motion perceptually dominates tactile motion [1, 2].

55 The word specificity excludes perceptually driven confounds as an explanation and is l

56 t posterior superior temporal gyrus, whereas perceptually equivalent nonspeech oddball effects increa

57 between stimuli that elicit filling-in, and perceptually equivalent ones presented outside the blind

58 ive to the pre-exposed one, this tilt may be perceptually exaggerated: we experience a tilt after-eff

59 determine if the MRM can be extrapolated to perceptually familiar angles (e.g., 90 degrees and 180 d

60 mages), but also to one corresponding to the perceptually filled-in surface during adaptation (global

61 occluded by another, its occluded parts are perceptually 'filled in', that is, the occluded object a

62 mong elements is reduced when these elements perceptually group into an object based on low-level cue

63 ts foraging in an environment containing two perceptually identical compartments connected via a corr

64 We had participants observe perceptually identical visual stimuli while conducting t

65 omputed even with stimuli that do not cohere perceptually, including those without rigid motion, and

66 ng, so high in spatial frequency that it was perceptually indistinguishable from a uniform field, obs

67 When crowded, the noise appears oriented and perceptually indistinguishable from the flankers.

68 er, visual features can become "crowded" and perceptually indistinguishable.

69 present information to ultimately generate a perceptually informed choice.

70 Pitch and timbre variations perceptually interfered with each other and the degree o

71 ations of a moving target that are otherwise perceptually invisible to the subjects.

72 Yet the vernier stimulus itself remains perceptually invisible.

73 discounting retinal motion that arises from perceptually irrelevant head motion.

74 Here, we show that frequency channels are perceptually linked across audition and touch.

75 segments belonging to an object boundary are perceptually linked and segmented from complex backgroun

76 e perception by rendering the learning to be perceptually manifest.

77 The data show that infants perceptually "map" critical aspects of ambient language

78 ppearance of objects, such that items become perceptually matched to surrounding objects; we used thi

79 uli were compared with responses elicited by perceptually matched tone stimuli under the same paradig

80 ensity between short and long rise times was perceptually matched.

81 We report a small but perceptually meaningful increase in liking for the flavo

82 We describe a quantitative and perceptually meaningful metric of photo retouching.

83 en under special circumstances when they are perceptually misbound.

84 ontains 3 grating and 3 plaid motions and is perceptually multistable.

85 in triplaids may be what makes these stimuli perceptually multistable.

86 We find that the uninformative ones are perceptually nonsalient, while the informative ones are

87 " only to a probe that was identical to this perceptually novel image.

88 ted the efficient transfer of knowledge to a perceptually novel setting.

89 were not modulated by whether that goal was perceptually novel.

90 Although humans are perceptually oblivious to this flicker, we show in V1 in

91 ringency and fattiness can oppose each other perceptually on an oral rheological spectrum.

92 cortical area V1 as orthogonal gratings are perceptually opponent in biasing hallucinations.

93 l for animals' ability to communicate and to perceptually organize natural acoustic scenes.

94 to integrate fragmentary visual input into a perceptually organized collection of surfaces and object

95 "crowded") by oriented Gabor flankers become perceptually oriented, matching the flankers.

96 on that is required to accurately dissociate perceptually overlapping stimuli when presented in rapid

97 ed less activity when it was preceded by the perceptually overlapping stimulus than when preceded by

98 ming for those faces, whereas all faces were perceptually primed.

99 ists believed that the experience of pain is perceptually proportional to the amount of incoming peri

100 been the idea that there are four simple and perceptually pure "unique" hues: red, yellow, green, and

101 Although perceptually reflective activity patterns during simple

102 n new items at retrieval are semantically or perceptually related to items from encoding.

103 language-based, symbolic representations or perceptually related, analog representations is a subjec

104 How the human auditory system extracts perceptually relevant acoustic features of speech is unk

105 nt study investigated how pitch frequency, a perceptually relevant aspect of periodicity in natural h

106 n a critical band that may allow grouping of perceptually relevant cues.

107 igh-level face areas carry out fine-grained, perceptually relevant discrimination through invariance

108 ic nerve fibers-a manageably small number of perceptually relevant features.

109 rted a wide range of effects in terms of the perceptually relevant frequency bands and state paramete

110 Natural sounds convey perceptually relevant information over multiple timescal

111 the tilt after-effect following adaption to perceptually resolvable and unresolvable sinewave gratin

112 if the pre-exposed grating is too fine to be perceptually resolved.

113 lnerable formant transition, not to the more perceptually robust, steady-state portion of the stimulu

114 that a network of brain regions is tuned to perceptually salient event boundaries, both during inten

115 rate that these differences among songs were perceptually salient to conspecifics.

116 etinal interruption of a similar duration is perceptually salient.

117 nse of ownership causes external space to be perceptually scaled according to the size of the body.

118 neural substrates by which speech sounds are perceptually segregated into distinct streams are poorly

119 gibility, binaural TFS cues are critical for perceptually segregating the different talkers and thus

120 the opportunity to explore whether birds are perceptually sensitive to the proportion or sequential c

121 unctions related to dissociating between two perceptually similar actions during response conflict.

122 examined in a go/no-go discrimination of two perceptually similar categories, cat and dog faces.

123 ic associations that are not shared by other perceptually similar category members.

124 ression through perceptual color space, with perceptually similar colors evoking the most similar res

125 Because input patterns of perceptually similar odorants tend to overlap more than

126 is based on the observation that mixtures of perceptually similar odorants tend to smell different fr

127 tinic receptors only affects performance for perceptually similar odors.

128 g hypotheses using classical conditioning of perceptually similar odours in the context of human fMRI

129 one component of a binary mixture of either perceptually similar or dissimilar components changed wh

130 anied by a single non-target that was either perceptually similar or more salient (i.e., higher contr

131 iate to threat-predicting cues are evoked by perceptually similar safety-predicting cues.

132 Perceptually similar stimuli often predict vastly differ

133 imuli generated with the same statistics are perceptually similar to each other despite differences,

134 preferring rats found the stimulus much more perceptually similar to sucrose.

135 antly by the one masker stream that was most perceptually similar to the target.

136 nated were manipulated explicitly to be more perceptually similar.

137 rgest when the target and masker talkers are perceptually similar.

138 derably less sensitive than were the monkeys perceptually, suggesting that signals must be pooled acr

139 For instance, their brains perceptually suppress short latency (1-10 ms) echoes by

140 f an adaptor was reduced by half when it was perceptually suppressed by input from the other eye.

141 ace, and this caused the other surface to be perceptually suppressed during rivalry.

142 t the yellow dot target following visible or perceptually suppressed MIB and indeed found no differen

143 None of the selective neurons responded to a perceptually suppressed stimulus.

144 stimulus presented in their preferred eye is perceptually suppressed.

145 e is seen at a given time while the other is perceptually suppressed.

146 ichoptic masking are equivalent in magnitude perceptually, the present results establish a lower boun

147 representations often need to be integrated perceptually to solve tasks that depend on multiple feat

148 mation about temporal phase alignment can be perceptually tracked.

149 unaware errors not being differentiated from perceptually uncertain, low-confidence responses that mi

150 l front view, whereas other stimuli are more perceptually variable, leading to uncontrolled interstim

151 of both gratings renders the adapted grating perceptually weaker than the unadapted grating and decre

152 ing, indicating that the adapted grating was perceptually weaker.