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Meanings of bisection in English
Division of something into two equal or congruent parts.
Usage of bisection in English
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Furthermore, there was a significant correlation between radial and vertical bisection errors.
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We must understand, however, what we mean by this bisection of man.
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Down from the right-hand bisection came the boys of the Triangle X outfit.
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It can't be half and half in terms of actual bisection.
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Using a bisection paradigm, we investigated age-related differences in susceptibility to distractor interference.
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It is generally accepted that visual illusions affect line bisection in the predicted direction.
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Previous studies have shown that flanking distractors influence line bisection.
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I shrug off the untimely bisection and respawn, gathering weapons and listening for footsteps.
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The influence of contextual stimuli on line-bisection performance was investigated.
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Previous studies have shown that a flanking distractor produces a spatial bias during line bisection.
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However, the bisection bias was also directed away from the location of the converging arrows.
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Not one throat but many underwent simultaneous pantomimic bisection.
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The relative contribution of retinotopic and spatiotopic factors in producing the distal bisection bias is discussed.
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It is suggested that flanking distractors influence perceptual localization of the subjective mid-point during line bisection.
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In a "roving bisection", the two standards were trial unique.
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The hand did not influence bisection error.
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