Sentences with word «blindsight»

When the initial release of Blindsight got poor reactions to the ending, I added a scene that tied things up better.

If sight or visual perception were no more than an ability to process information about light stimuli, then blindsight subjects could be said to see.

And often, people with blindsight find these tests ridiculous.

We watched a movie called Blindsight btw which is about some blind Tibetan children who attempted to climb a mountain in the Himalayas - very inspirational.

MX's paradoxical skills reminded Della Sala of a phenomenon known as blindsight.

(CNN)-- In a crass display of moral blindsight, Stephen Prothero's blog post on Tibetan self - immolations blames the victim instead of the bully.

I believe that turning on other Arsenal fans doesn't help anyone and being blindsighted means you're bound to make the same mistakes again and again, and we often do exactly that.

Ro speculates that blindsight happens when our eyes take in images that bypass the primary visual cortex, the brain's main vision center.

Studies of blindsight suggest that healthy people rely on both the vision we are aware of and the vision that slinks through our brains without our knowing.

[For more on blindsight, see «Subconscious Sight,» by Susana Martinez - Conde; Scientific American Mind, April / May 2008.]

Though it may not be possible to fully restore their sight, blindsight patients can recover some of their vision by exercising other regions of the brain involved in motor perception.

Is blindsight really sight or it is perception?

Nolan's other works include Blindsight, Devil's Eye, Forsaken by Shadow, and Genesis, all available on XinXii.

It seems like there is a bit of a trend with gamers being blindsighted by gorgeous looking titles that later on turn out to be rather poor in every other department.

Quantum Break did to the Xbox One what The Order: 1886 did to the PS4; built on masses of hype and blindsighting many with its stellar visuals - when the game finally released to mixed reviews - it deflated all momentum going in to its release and immediately left the Xbox One at the back - foot, especially considering that Sony's «sure - thing» Uncharted 4 was a month away.

In an inspection there will always be a hundred of little things and hopefully, you aren't blindsighted with an unknown major needed repair.

If, on the other hand, sight or visual perception requires visual experience in addition to information processing, blindsight subjects are blind.

This phenomenon — sensing visual information without actually «seeing» it — is called blindsight.

It seems downright spooky, but, as you will soon learn, we can explain — at least partially — his condition, known as blindsight, in terms of the multiple specialized anatomical pathways devoted to vision that we mentioned earlier.

This discovery that certain visual information can be processed unconsciously in a parallel brain pathway reminds us of the enigmatic neurological syndrome of blindsight.

People with blindsight have suffered damage to the pathways along which visual information travels to our consciousness.

A phenomenon known as «blindsight» occurs in some patients who have damaged visual cortexes.

To assume these are two people talking shit without being coached is... blindsighted.

It now looks like they have their lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN)-- part of the thalamus in the middle of the brain — to thank for this «blindsight».

Blindsight might be the brain's way of avoiding sensory overload.

Scientific American Editor in Chief Mariette DiChristina talks with podcast host Steve Mirsky about the contents of the May issue, including articles on induced pluripotent stem cells, high - speed and maglev trains, and blindsight.

Some people who are blind because of brain damage have «blindsight»: an extraordinary ability to react to emotions on faces and even navigate around obstacles without knowing they can see anything

Now let us return to GY, who has blindsight.

The paradox of blindsight is resolved.

Some people with blindsight can navigate through a cluttered room.

In the case of TN, his doctors and other researchers characterized his condition as «blindsight» and discovered that the brain can act on signals received by the retina even if the person is not aware of what he or she is seeing.

The researchers concluded that TN possessed a rare form of «blindsight» wherein a brain - damaged person with normal eyes can't process visual information but can still subconsciously react to it.

In a separate study, researchers from the University of Rochester found that stroke patients who «honed» their blindsight through a series of eye exercises over several months were able to recoup some of their former abilities.

In connection with the phenomenology of perception, Lowe appeals not just to the strong intuition that the blindsight subjects lack something that is crucial to seeing.

One contributor, Lawrence Weiskramptz, reviews evidence on the strange phenomenon of blindsight: the ability of people who are blind to perform actions that were thought to require vision.

Even when told that they are giving accurate reports about the light stimuli, blindsight subjects, as they are called, say that they are guessing.

This theory has also been used to explain the phenomenon of «blindsight», the ability of some blind people to subconsciously process a limited amount of visual information (see p 20, this issue).

TN may be blind, but he has «blindsight» — the remarkable ability to respond to what his eyes can detect without knowing he can see anything at all.

Blindsight — Robson Entertainment, 104 min — Lucy Walker and Sybil Robson Orr directed this doc about students from Tibet's school for the blind climbinh Mount Everest

Cook has successfully combined medical fact with fantasy to produce a succession of New York Times bestsellers, including Outbreak (1987), Mindbend (1988), Mutation (1989), Harmful Intent (1990), Vital Signs (1991), Blindsight (1992), Terminal (1993), Fatal Cure (1994), Acceptable Risk (1995), Contagion (1996), Chromosome 6 (1997) and Toxin (1998) and many others.

Which would potentially require a tweak by my cover artist to accommodate a slightly thicker book... Then updating the serialization on the blog, the serialization at Wattpad... It isn't as simple as that update to Blindsight.

For my Mirus stuff, I numbered Forsaken By Shadow 1.1, Devil's Eye 1.2, and Blindsight 1.3 because all of them were collected in the omnibus edition Genesis, which was officially the first book in the series.

I downloaded the free short story «Blindsight» by indie Kait Nolan off of Kindle.

I hate those blindsighted people.

«On December 8th, Canadian sci - fi author Peter Watts, author of the Rifters trilogy and Blindsight, was crossing the US / Canadian border at Port Huron, Michigan when he was involved in an altercation with US Border Patrol agents.