But spend a bit more ( retail $ 1, 599 ) and you come away with the KDS Visual Sensations monitor with a 20.4-inch viewable area.
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But spend a bit more ( retail $ 1, 599 ) and you come away with the KDS Visual Sensations monitor with a 20 . 4-inch viewable area.
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He was wrong for, although not primarily concerned with the reality of visual sensations, Gleizes was, nevertheless, deeply committed to symbolic and psychological relationships . ( Daniel Robbins, 1964)
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A prodigiously talented director with a gift for visual sensation, inspiring a fierce loyalty in actors and audiences, and an active proponent of affordable theatre for young and diverse audiences.
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He wanted to capture the visual pulse of a scene without bogging it down in particulars . [ . . . ] He wanted to chip the barnacle of language off purely visual sensations.
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One of the remaining questions in this ongoing research concerning the vOICe is to what extent the use of a sensory substitution system can lead to visual sensations through forms of induced artificial synesthesia.
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There are brain-damaged persons, known as " agnosics " ( literally " not-knowing " ) who still have vivid visual sensations but are quite unable to identify any entity before them, including parts of their own body.
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"' Colorfulness "'or "'saturation "'in colorimetry and color theory refers to the perceived intensity of a specific color . " Colorfulness " is the visual sensation according to which the perceived color of an area appears to be more or less chromatic.
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Visual sensation ( the argument can be extrapolated to the other senses ) bears no direct resemblance to the light rays at the retina, nor to the character of what they are reflected from or pass through or what was glowing at the origin of them.
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SR has yet to be fully explained in biological systems, but neural synchrony in the brain ( specifically in the gamma wave frequency ) has been suggested as a possible neural mechanism for SR by researchers who have investigated the perception of " subconscious " visual sensation.
