Examples of using On a computer screen in English and their translations into Hebrew
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respond to cues that appear and disappear quickly in varying locations on a computer screen.
I mean, do you ever think about how many times we have come close to World War III over a flock of geese on a computer screen?
on these displays on fast-moving images,">like a mouse cursor on a computer screen.
Then I watched a series of images- blue and purple cylinders- flash by on a computer screen.
This can be expressed through difficulty reading the letters in a newspaper, book, or restaurant menu, or in difficulty reading the letters on a computer screen.
respond to cues that appear and disappear quickly in varying locations on a computer screen.
reading on Kindle is nothing like reading on a computer screen.
This fact is based on the text displayed momentarilly on a computer screen near the beginning of the film.
During dot counting tasks, a set of dots are shown on a computer screen and you are asked to count the total number of dots as fast as you can.
By focusing on different colored lights on a computer screen she can select notes and phrases to be played and alter a composition as it is performed by live musicians.
During the number comparison task, children are shown two numbers on a computer screen(see Figure 1D)
By focusing on different coloured lights on a computer screen she can select notes and phrases to be played and alter a composition as it is performed by live musicians.
the students were asked to identify a simple shape on a computer screen and were distracted by images of white male faces,
participants were asked to identify a simple shape on a computer screen and were distracted by images of white male faces,
the operating system so that the font can be seen on a computer screen.
Virtual Reality(VR) is a new human-computer interaction in which users are no longer simply external observers of images on a computer screen, but are active participants within a computer-generated three-dimensional virtual world.
They come in to the lab and we put them in the fMRI scanner while they are able to view visual images on a computer screen- much like watching a movie(sometimes we do show movies!).
Subjects"walked" in a virtual town on a computer screen, and were then asked to find the shortest route between two places in the city.
It is not essential to present the stimuli on a computer screen(some binocular rivalry studies have used images printed on cardboard-mounted paper),
In the second test, the subjects"walked" for a while in a virtual town on a computer screen, and were then asked to find the shortest route between two places in the town,