Sentence examples for evokes the perception from inspiring English sources

A concept device from German designer Frederik Podzuweit promises to make hearing music a reality for the deaf community based on synesthesia — a type of sensory stimulus evokes the perception of an entirely different sense.

The best-known of these is the cutaneous rabbit, in which a sequence of three or more taps to two skin sites evokes the perception of an object hopping along the skin from the first site to the second, landing in the process on intervening skin that was never touched [10] [14] (Fig. 1A).

However, during summer time, the variation in temperature might be too small to be perceived as a trigger, and the weaker association of headache with temperature in temperature non-sensitive migraineurs may be too little to evoke the perception of temperature as a trigger.

According to Keepnews, who produced Misterioso, the album and its title track were titled as a slight play on the words "mist" and "mystery" to evoke the perception of Monk's music as enigmatic and challenging at the time.

Using the Cutaneous Rabbit Effect, a well studied illusion evoking the perception that a stimulus occurs at a location where none has been delivered, we found that hand posture has a significant effect on the perception of the illusion across the fingertips.

It is not clear how 'advantaged persons' could be ruled out without evoking the perception of reverse discrimination.

Illusory figures evoke the vivid perception of an object in the absence of corresponding visual information.

Our findings reveal critical processes evoked in the perception of dynamic stimuli such as facial expressions, which can endow perception with temporal continuity.

The results emphasize the importance of considering the actual behavioral response tendencies evoked by the perception of emotional material and the underlying psychoneuroendocrinologic interactions.

It evokes the 80s uncannily.

He even evokes the Bill of Rights.