Sentence examples for evokes the illusion from inspiring English sources

The Ia afferent feedback of a given movement evokes the illusion of the same movement when returned to the subject via muscle tendon vibration.

I have performed a detailed psychophysical characterisation of visual motion perception in general and the peculiar omega effect originally discovered by Rose & Blake in particular in which dynamic random noise in the form of random dots displayed in a circular annulus evokes the illusion of rotary motion.

This expansion evokes the illusion of motion, making the patients feel as though "they've just gotten off a merry-go-round," Minor says.

Mirror therapy, as suggested by Ramachandran and Rogers-Ramachandran (1996), makes use of the so-called mirror box where patients look at the reflection of uncompromised movement made by the unaffected hand, which evokes the illusion of the impaired hand moving.

Other masters used a wet sponge to evoke the illusion of aerial perspective, or dipped finished watercolours for a split second in a bowl of water to obtain a blurred background of fog or drizzle.

In this 20-minute piece, composed in 2008, Ms. Saariaho tries to evoke the illusion of moving images through the "variation of musical motifs at different tempos," as she puts it.

"The majority are unaffected – and we just provide reassurance that the patient is not crazy and that other people also experience these things," says Liu. Today, neuroscientists are trying to evoke the illusion in healthy subjects – which they think might shed light on the way we create our sense of self in the here and now.

In a double-blind, placebo-controlled crossover study we evoked the illusion in healthy volunteers.

A live stage with a translucent and reflective dance floor evokes the feel of the film's Club Silencio, whose magicians says, "It's all an illusion".

It evokes the 80s uncannily.

He even evokes the Bill of Rights.