Sentence examples for frontiers of perception from inspiring English sources
His finest pieces are often about artists working at the frontiers of perception itself.
As Velázquez did — with his realistic and yet ineffable grays — Celmins operates at and beyond the frontiers of normal perception.
Within the small group of scientists interested in multisensory integration, the paper heralded a new direction for the field, a shift from teasing out the mechanics of audio-visual interaction to what Paul Breslin, an experimental psychologist at Rutgers University, described as "the new frontier" of oral perception.
Even as neurologists like Oliver Sacks probe the sometimes-blurry boundaries between sight and sound, sensory hackers are turning themselves and each other into guinea pigs (or ferrets, if you like) and set off on adventures at the frontier of neo-sensory perception.
This is has to be contrasted with the crisp frontiers obtained when categories are perceptual, i.e., direct outcome of perception, like phonemes [36], and when the feedback is designed to increase the discrimination at the periphery [37].
Spending your days around people who are blazing the frontiers of knowledge can distort your self-perception.
It is true that stimuli with periodicities above about 30 Hz onwards are the pitch range of humans as well as of macaques as we recently showed behaviourally (Joly et al., 2014; Frontiers in Perception Science).
136 Philosophy of Perception.
There is also a problem of perception.
