Sentence examples similar to double perception from inspiring English sources

Before the experiment, the periscope in front of the eyes was modified to align both pupils while allowing subjects to reach binocular image fusion, avoiding double-image perception.

Last week, Willie Randolph, the embattled manager of the Mets, ignited a controversy when he discussed racism, double standards and perception.

Other symptoms that may progressively appear are: glare, halos, double vision and perception of colours as more yellow and less vibrant.

Double reading minimises perception errors and improves decisions, but most likely reduces the incremental benefit of CAD.

This disparity has led to widespread disaffection in struggling countries about the lack of universality of humanitarianism and to the perception that double standards exist regarding refugee and other emergencies in poorer countries.

Her words reveal a keen perception of double standards in a society that tells young women they can have all the same dreams men can, study at any academic institution they wish and aim for any career path they choose, whilst simultaneously inundating them with an onslaught of daily messages that as women they will be judged almost exclusively on the basis of their looks, regardless of success.

They said there was a perception of "double standards".

An overcrowded scenario is even worse when users transfer twice, as its effects on their transfer perception is double the effect of transferring once.

CAD may offer an alternative to double reading by improving perception.

The stories proceed by implication, by hints and glimpses; things turn on fractures in perception, on double-takes, on our uncertainty about what we see or hear.

Language, says Santa Clara University professor Laura Ellingson, an expert on gendered communication, can shape our thoughts and perceptions, uphold double standards, and reinforce stereotypes.