saccades in a sentence

1. It always involves saccades and fixations.

2. Elements on the path of these saccades are not consciously registered.

3. In addition to the saccades there are two further eye movement patterns, the regressions and fixation.

4. the highly visible sclera makes it possible for us to easily track saccades and eye movements in others.

5. It is best to observe another person during a train ride and you will be able to see these saccades very well.

6. Instead, they perform short and very quick movements (saccades) from a fixed point to the next one (fixations).

7. Saccades are rapid and unconscious eye movements which occur when you look from one part of the scene to another.

8. From literature it is known that these saccades can help to direct the focus and the eye movements of the eyes to a certain side.

9. Reading rate, number of forward and corrective (regressive) saccades per 100 words, and time spent fixating on words were recorded.

10. Their exact speed depends on the size of the movement, but large saccades can move the eyes at the same rate as a high-speed train.

11. When we read, for instance, we make a series of very quick eye movements called saccades that fixate rapidly on one word after another.

12. You may have looked out of a moving train and may have noticed that your eyes make very fast involuntary eye movements, so-called saccades.

13. In healthy individuals, these saccades are rapid, precise, and accurate, redirecting the line of sight from one point of interest to another.

14. The amblyopic children read more slowly and had more corrective saccades than nonamblyopic children with treated strabismus and normal controls.

15. On the first day, the keynote by Susanna Martinez-Conde gave an interesting overview about research questions in the field of saccades and micro saccades analysis.

16. It uses this technique to hide, either by hiding behind the head of a person looking for it, or by hiding in their scotomas (blind spots) and saccades (clipping during eye movement).

17. The rapid eye movements we make when we shift our attention from one object to another, known as saccades, are essential to navigating, understanding, and interacting with the world around us.

18. Think of how challenging it would be for a human to create the genetic code needed to produce the fine-tuned nervous system that makes precise, coordinated muscular movements (like tremors, drifts and saccades) possible.

19. “Thus, the results of the study confirm the hypothesis of a shorter duration of fixations, but are contrary to the hypothesis of saccades with a higher amplitude and more fixations in a less information-dense Russian language in comparison with English.

20. It was found that when reading equivalent texts Russian-speaking students showed a longer total time for reading sentences, with fewer fixations, smaller amplitude of right-sided saccades and shorter fixations than English-speaking students showed when reading English texts.