BRIGDES BETWEEN CULTURES: RUSSIAN AND SERBIAN VISUAL ARTS TERMS by D.I. Medvedeva, L.N. Lisitsyna

“…The paper is devoted to the comparative analysis of visual art terms in Russian and Serbian languages. …”
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The Visual Complexity of Coronal Mass Ejections Follows the Solar Cycle by S. R. Jones, C. J. Scott, L. A. Barnard, R. Highfield, C. J. Lintott, E. Baeten

“…The average complexity of CMEs observed by STEREO‐A was also found to be significantly higher than those observed by STEREO‐B. Visual complexity was found to be associated with CME size and brightness, but our results suggest that complexity may be influenced by the scale‐sizes of structure in the CMEs.…”
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Wrestling with Paul Sérusier: A visual contranym in the fields of Brittany by Tai Mitsuji

“…It submits that the work is a visual contronym---a single entity whose delicate multivalence not only accommodates but actively supports incompatible cultural identities, within the same brushstroke. …”
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Insights into audio-visual temporal perception in bipolar disorder and schizophrenia by Monica Gori, Maria Bianca Amadeo, Andrea Escelsior, Davide Esposito, Alberto Inuggi, Riccardo Guglielmo, Luis Polena, Juxhin Bode, Beatriz Pereira da Silva, Mario Amore, Gianluca Serafini

“…Specifically, in SZ patients, multisensory processing was associated with visual precision, while in BD patients, there was no such relationship with either visual or auditory precision. …”
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Characterization of contrast-mediated collinear interactions in the human visual system by Luca Battaglini, Giulio Contemori, Gianluca Campana, Marco Bertamini, Gianluca Ruffato, Marcello Maniglia

“…Abstract Collinear modulation represents a fundamental building block of our perceptual world, and its study has enhanced our understanding of contrast sensitivity, spatial integration, and neural plasticity in the visual system. In this phenomenon, the visibility of a target is influenced by collinear elements. …”
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The impact of emotional valence on the spatial scope of visual selective attention by Thitaporn Chaisilprungraung, Poopa Kaewbuapan, Singh Intrachooto, Sarigga Pongsuwan, Sirawaj Itthipuripat

“…This study examined how positive and negative emotions alter the spatial scope of visual selective attention using a modified Eriksen Flanker task. …”
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Rational and Emotional Communicative Strategies and Tactics in Advertising Discourse of Russian Glossy Magazines by S. V. Olenev, L. S. Tikhomirova, K. V. Permyakova

“…It has been established that emotional strategies of influence quantitatively dominate over rational and combined approaches in the advertising of Russian glossy magazines. …”
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An investigation of the influence of stakeholder factors affecting the success of the implementation of inclusive education in Malawi primary schools: A case study of four primary... by Francis Lingolwe, Grames Wellington Chirwa

“…Malawi has focused on providing special educational services, especially for children with visual and hearing impairments in specialized schools. …”
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Event related potentials during the visual discrimination of words and pseudowords by children Potenciais evocados cognitivos na discriminação visual entre palavras e pseudopalavra... by Lineu C. Fonseca, Gloria M.A.S. Tedrus, Maria Agnes P. Gilbert

“…The ERP were registered as there were presented, visually, successively and in a random manner, 100 words and 100 pseudowords. …”
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Visualization analysis of research progress and trend of fermented grains based on bibliometrics by LI Ke, OUYANG Runkun, SU Yun, HOU Aixiang, LI Jie, LI Zongjun

“…As the key to microbial fermentation, fermented grains have a decisive influence on the quality and flavor of Baijiu. In recent years, the research on fermented grains has received extensive attention from the academic community, especially in terms of the influence of microbial populations and their metabolic activities on the quality of Baijiu. …”
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Different effects of verbal and visual working memory loads on Language prediction by Shun Liu, Wenpeng Hu, Xiqin Liu

“…This offers novel insights into how verbal WM and visual-spatial WM differentially influence predictive language processing.…”
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Visualized Experimental Investigation on the Gas-Water Distribution Characteristics in Intersecting Fractures by Chen Wang, Yujing Jiang, Richeng Liu, Changsheng Wang

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Sensory Experience and Religious Perception: Accounts of Faith in Visually Impaired People by Mariya Slavcheva

“… This paper examines the relationship between blindness and belief in divine intervention among visually impaired individuals. Drawing on mythological, folkloric, and biblical contexts, it explores how sensory experiences, apart from sight, influence their faith narratives. …”
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Language, Visuality and Representation of Nigeria - China Relations in Nigerian Digital Space by Paul Onanuga, Victoria O. Gbadegesin

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Exploring Visual Creativity and Its Dimensions in Students of Online Training Program by Ygnacio Tomaylla Quispe

“…Moreover, the visual expression styles employed by students in the Tourism program may not align with the kinesthetic nature of their career profiles. …”
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The Pastoral Care of People with Visual Impairment in Poland. Contemporary Problems and Challenges by Dariusz Lipiec

“… The social and cultural as well as religious ongoing transformations in the Polish society influence the activity of the extraordinary pastoral care of people with visual impairment. …”
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Enhancing Brand Recognition through Simplified Visual Identity: Impact and Benefits by Cui Can

“…Simplified design also facilitates cross-cultural communication for brands in the global market, increasing their international influence. This paper summarizes the various advantages of simple visual design and offers several practical recommendations, providing theoretical support for brands seeking sustainable development in a complex and dynamic market environment. …”
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Modeling circuit mechanisms of opposing cortical responses to visual flow perturbations. by J Galván Fraile, Franz Scherr, José J Ramasco, Anton Arkhipov, Wolfgang Maass, Claudio R Mirasso

“…This division was not observed in excitatory L5/6 neurons, suggesting a more prominent role for inhibitory mechanisms in the visual processing of the upper cortical layers. Our findings share similarities with recent experimental studies focusing on the opposing influence of top-down and bottom-up inputs in the mouse primary visual cortex during visual flow perturbations.…”
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Forward optic flow is prioritised in visual awareness independently of walking direction. by Paweł Motyka, Mert Akbal, Piotr Litwin

“…However, despite our ability to infer perceptual consequences from bodily movements, evidence that action can have an analogous influence on visual awareness is scarce and mainly limited to hand movements. …”
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The human visual system differentially represents subjectively and objectively invisible stimuli. by Timo Stein, Daniel Kaiser, Johannes J Fahrenfort, Simon van Gaal

“…These results demonstrate that although both objectively and subjectively invisible stimuli are represented in visual cortex, the extent of unconscious information processing is influenced by the measurement approach. …”
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