Sentence examples for cause the perception from inspiring English sources

This effect may even cause the perception of a reality to be defined by the corresponding test.

This means that moving objects with higher spatial frequencies (or with higher degree of contrast) are less likely to cause the perception of DWE.

The first argument shows that atoms do not satisfy the criterian of being the intentional object, therefore they do not cause the perception.

Based on our experimental findings, we propose that auditory cortex gamma oscillations suppress, rather than cause, the perception of tinnitus.

Arnauld next takes up a criticism raised by Le Moine against the Cartesian account of sense perception, and this leads to the question, "whether it is the bodily movements [in the eye] that cause the perceptions in the soul; or whether they are only the occasion on which the soul forms [the perceptions] in itself; or whether God gives [the perceptions] to [the soul]" (Examen, OA, 38 146).

Increasing the amplitude of one harmonic around F1 caused the perception of the vowel to change from /I/ to /ε/.

This creates the illusion that it is the phenotypic difference that is causing the perception of cultural-historical distinctness, along with the injustice and inequality that has gone along with this distinctness.

As he explains at the end of the previous chapter, there is something beyond perception that causes the perception and is prior.

Visual (flash) and sound (beep) stimuli were presented with different combinations: multiple flash trials where a single beep caused the perception of less flashes, "fusion illusions" and trial where multiple beeps with single flash, induced perception of more flashes, "fission illusion".

For example, artifacts related to the formation of byproducts when dispersing fullerenes with tetrahydrofuran (THF) initially caused the perception that fullerenes were of toxicological importance and capable of causing neurological damage to fish.

Articulation movements can be negatively influenced by several factors such as smaller oral cavity than normal (causing the perception of a huge tongue), hypotonic muscles around the mouth, joint lip muscles, and excessive amount of lip muscles.