fixation point

Participants kept their eyes on a fixation point until it turned from red to the target color.

A subject focuses on a fixation point at the center of a computer screen.

The location of a fixation point may be specified in many ways.

During sessions, the patient focuses on a central fixation point.

The patient focuses on this fixation point for the entire session.

The dots appear in the central field of view, within 10 to 15 degrees from the fixation point.

Although this happens every time the eyes move from one fixation point to the next, it is rarely noticed.

The fixation point of the eyes is linked to an individual's focus of attention.

The difficulty of recognizing text increases with the distance from the fixation point.

The therapy begins by projecting a fixation point in the center of the screen.

Only one point is projected at a time alongside the fixation point.

The neurons keep responding through the delay period until the fixation point is removed.

The effect is enhanced the further the stimulus is away from the fixation point.

In such studies, it is essential to ensure that an individual gaze at a fixation point and to identify if the eye has moved.

The observer is looking at a point, the fixation point, on the interior of the sphere.

While the secondary task is to mark a fixation point and use it as a reference to bring the camera to the desired pose.

The patient must click the mouse every time he or she sees this point while focusing on the fixation point.

The line-of-sight is a virtual line connecting the fovea with a fixation point in the outside world.

According to Irwin, there is no transsaccadic buffer that holds visual information from one fixation point to the next.

As the patient is focusing on the central fixation point, an individual point appears somewhere on the screen.

Note that far disparities are smaller than near disparities for objects having the same distance from the fixation point.

For example, the horizontal meridian runs from the observer's left, through the fixation point, and to the observer's right.

The first is in the plane which contains the fixation point (wherever it is) and the two nodal points of the eye.

The control condition for this experiment presented dot patterns in the same spatial location without saccades, meaning participants had a single fixation point.

Foveated image with fixation point on tombstone.