Sentences with phrase «brainwave recordings»

Exploring collapsed dichotomies across, digital and physical space, subconscious and conscious, sleep and awakened states, Antonellis produces a series of paintings and moving images from brainwave recordings of spatial experience within a dream using an EEG neuroheadset.

Challenge your brainwaves with this unique series of digital images based on brainwave recordings taken from within a dream.

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The paralyzed person inside will be wearing an electroencephalographic (EEG) headset that records brainwave activity.

Charyton and her colleagues compared the musical processing abilities of the brains of people with and without epilepsy using an electroencephalogram, where electrodes are attached to the scalp to detect and record brainwave patterns.

For the one minute segment recorded with eyes closed, brainwaves were analyzed to identify asymmetries in electrical amplitudes at the higher frequencies.

The researchers recorded brainwave patterns while patients listened to 10 minutes of silence, followed by either Mozart's Sonata in D Major, Andante Movement II (K448) or John Coltrane's rendition of My Favorite Things, a second 10 - minute period of silence, the other of the two musical pieces and finally a third 10 - minute period of silence.

First, the adult — whose brainwave patterns had already been recorded — was looking directly at the infant.

An EEG reader records these signals, known as brainwaves.

One of the most unusual deployments of the 70 mm format during this time came also in 1983 when director Douglas Trumbull designed his intermittently fascinating thriller «Brainstorm» — which dealt with the development of a machine that allowed people to record the brainwaves created by certain experiences and play back their sensations, including what happens when you die.

She has chiseled cubes of lard and chocolate with her teeth, washed away the faces of soap busts made in her own likeness, and used the brainwave signals recorded while she dreamed at night as a pattern for weaving a blanket the following morning.

Created using an EEG software program with a sensor attached to the central processor of a laptop, which plays an editedclip on loop from the 1999 film Existenz, the video presents a recording of the machine's electrical activity or «brainwaves», as it processes a series of commands that allow it to play the movie.

This involves patients sleeping in a lab overnight while their brainwaves, heart rate, airflow, oxygen saturation, and muscle activity and effort in the abdomen region are recorded through sensors placed all over the body.