We join f (x) with f (y) by a straight line segment (we can think of it as a curve).
A line segment is an interval on an infinite line carrier; in general, onedimensional quantities such as time may be considered as intervals.
Each ex results in at least one line segment, while each additional line segment can be charged to a left event.
If the initial line segment is not collison free, then it is redefined using via points connecting initial point and goal point.
The cue for this task was increasing line-element density by replacing a single line segment by 3, 5, 7, or 9 line segments.
However, in the present study, distracting attention in the same way did not disrupt the line segment grouping discrimination.
This of course is minimized by the line segment connecting the image points.
Thus, movements of the sliding joint will generate a straight line segment.
