Sentence examples for ambiguous perception from inspiring English sources

In The Doll Series," Ms. Zirin's soft-focus Iris prints explore the nuances of ambiguous perception.

For example, the computational processes underlying low-level vision may rest on priors that finesse ambiguous perception (e.g. [16]).

The present view of perceptual stabilization as a bias in a decision network in this case regarding a perceptual decision at stimulus onset allows more room for extensions beyond ambiguous perception.

This study indicate that there is a need for further research that unravel the CHC-nurses somewhat ambiguous perception of overweight and obesity in younger children.

A classic approach in the study of visual awareness is to analyze behavioral and neural responses using paradigms in which visual stimuli are presented under conditions of ambiguous perception [ 20].

An interval of complete perceptual dominance was defined as a period wherein the perception of one stimulus was uninterrupted, either by perception of the other stimulus or by an ambiguous percept containing elements from both images.

Prolonged viewing of a visually ambiguous stimulus causes perception to alternate between conflicting interpretations.

For example, auditory motion could direct an ambiguous, bistable motion perception to an unambiguous one [25].

If both dot surfaces have zero disparity, then the depth order of the stimulus is ambiguous and the perception is bistable (Nawrot and Blake, 1989; Parker and Krug, 2003).

Elman and McClelland (1988) reported that lexically restored ambiguous phonemes influenced the perception of the following phoneme, supporting models with feedback from lexical to phonemic representations.

Human perception of ambiguous sensory signals is biased by prior experiences.