Sentence examples for classical rivalry from inspiring English sources
However, it remains an open question whether the illusion reported here shares common mechanisms with classical rivalry stimuli such as binocular rivalry and moving plaids [40] as well as auditory bistable stimuli [41].
(1) THE rivalry of classical wave theory and J- modernist quantum theory has of late years dominated the physics of radiation, and in spite of all our efforts we can scarcely say that a really satisfactory solution is yet in sight.
However, it remains unclear whether the residual FFA activity results from longer processing of the unattended faces compared to classical methods of binocular rivalry, or whether it reflects the use of a different control stimuli (i.e., scrambled images rather than houses), and thus a domain-general effect of object recognition rather than face-processing per se.
Anyone who reads my chapter on Isocrates will find evidence of the direct disdain expressed toward Isocrates by Plato and Aristotle, as well as citations from many classical scholars who confirm the rivalry of both with Isocrates.
In Classical times the much-reorganized Boeotian defensive league figured prominently in the rivalry between Athens and Sparta.
A classical example is the wave-like propagation of perceptual dominance during binocular rivalry [35 38].
Their rivalry is settled by a foot race, a noble competition with a classical pedigree.
