The Use of a Computer Display Exaggerates the Connection Between Education and Approximate Number Ability in Remote Populations by Edward Gibson, Julian Jara-Ettinger, Roger Levy, Steven Piantadosi

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Impacts of Ambient Brightness Control and Short-Wavelength Spectral Content on Display Screen User Responses by John D. Bullough

“…The computer display screen is an increasingly important and ubiquitous part of the modern visual environment. …”
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Natureza e artifício: uma reflexão sobre as noções de computador, inteligência e humanidade by Luana Goulart de Castro Alves, Tiago Rezende de Castro Alves

“…In this article, we deal with the problem of artificial intelligence from the following specific formulation: can a computer display intelligence? Our approach to this question will, deliberately and to a large extent, resort to what we can call ‘caricatures’ - an expressive resource that, although known to portray towards the grotesque, is often effective in emphasising some aspect of what is portrayed according to the purposes of the portraitist. …”
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Design and Application of On-board Computing and Display Control Unit for Mine by CHEN Xiaoxuan, HU Yunqing, ZHANG Guangqiang, LI Xionghui, JIANG Xuezhai, WU Jichang, ZHANG Qiang

“…This paper studies the core components of the collaborative work management system, and puts forward a design method of the on-board computing display control unit that integrates the on-board computing control function and human-computer interaction processing function. …”
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On the integration of the methods of forming and research of images of objects against the background of noises and interference by M. T. Nguyen, V. I. Nefedov, N. S. Chekalkin, I. V. Kozlovsky, A. V. Malafeev, N. A. Mirolyubova, M. A. Nazarenko

“…Typically, the result of digital processing of the received signals is a new image that can be easily converted to analog form and directly observed on a computer display.…”
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Architectural design visual information mining system based on image processing technology by Pan Junyu

“…Image processing technology mainly uses computer algorithms to collect images, thereby converting these images into digital signals that can be recognized by a computer, and then displaying them on a computer display. This image processing technology can also identify and extract information from images, thereby displaying the key information therein. …”
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Exposure to GSM RF fields does not affect calcium homeostasis in human endothelial cells, rat pheocromocytoma cells or rat hippocampal neurons. by Rodney P O'Connor, Steve D Madison, Philippe Leveque, H Llewelyn Roderick, Martin D Bootman

“…The strength of the electromagnetic fields from sources such as hairdryers, computer display units and other electrical devices is modest. …”
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Yield Mapping Hardware Components for Grains and Cotton Using On-the-Go Monitoring Systems by Rebecca Barocco, Won Suk Daniel Lee, Garret Hortman

“… This 12-page fact sheet discusses yield mapping benefits, grain yield flow sensors, grain moisture sensors, cotton yield flow sensors, differential GNSS receivers, ground speed sensors, header position sensors, computer displays, yield calculation and calibration, and costs of yield mapping hardware components. …”
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Yield Mapping Hardware Components for Grains and Cotton Using On-the-Go Monitoring Systems by Rebecca Barocco, Won Suk Daniel Lee, Garret Hortman

“… This 12-page fact sheet discusses yield mapping benefits, grain yield flow sensors, grain moisture sensors, cotton yield flow sensors, differential GNSS receivers, ground speed sensors, header position sensors, computer displays, yield calculation and calibration, and costs of yield mapping hardware components. …”
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An investigation of the distribution of gaze estimation errors in head mounted gaze trackers using polynomial functions by Diako Mardanbegi, Andrew T. N. Kurauchi, Carlos H. Morimoto

“…Different than remote setups though, where gaze is estimated over a relatively narrow field-of-view surface (e.g. less than 30x20 degrees on typical computer displays), head-mounted gaze trackers (HMGT) are often desired to cover a relatively wider field-of-view to make sure that the gaze is detected in the scene image even for extreme eye angles. …”
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Blodgett's (1919) “Ship camouflage” 105 years on: A misperception of dazzle perception revealed and redressed by Timothy Simon Meese, Samantha Louise Strong

“…These reappraised findings resolve an apparent conflict with the second quantitative experiment on dazzle ships conducted over a century later using computer displays online (Lovell et al., 2024; Royal Society Open Science ). …”
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Misspecifications of stimulus presentation durations in experimental psychology: a systematic review of the psychophysics literature. by Tobias Elze

“…The aim of this study was to systematically review the commonly applied methods for the computation of stimulus durations in psychophysical experiments and to contrast them with the true luminance signals of stimuli on computer displays.<h4>Methodology/principal findings</h4>In a first step, we systematically scanned the citation index Web of Science for studies with experiments with stimulus presentations for brief durations. …”
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