Sentence examples for generate illusions from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we use conformal transformation acoustics to design camouflage devices with layered homogeneous structures, which can acoustically generate illusions of objects.

Now, Jacobi objected to what he took to be the existentially impossible requirement thus being imposed on reason, namely, that it should generate illusions for the sake of the understanding, yet be fully aware that such illusions are just that.

Stimulation of muscle spindles by vibration is known to generate illusions of limb movement in the direction that would stretch the vibrated muscle.

A demonstration that the problem of self-recognition is not straightforward is the fact that it is easy to generate illusions that involve misattribution of a rubber hand [2] or even a hand displayed in virtual reality [3] to the self.

They finally traced the effect to an extractor fan, whose infrasonic noise happened to be "at just the right frequency to make eyeballs vibrate and so perhaps to generate visual illusions".

This distinction between real and apparent agency might appear odd to readers who, like Heider and others, adopt the constructivist hypothesis that humans use the mechanisms that generate the illusions of apparent agency to track real agents.

Similarly, if the subject is touching both sides of the waist with his hands, and both elbows are stimulated to generate the illusion that the forearms are opening, this induces the illusion that the body is widening, becoming fatter [15], [16].

If it is the case that it is possible to generate the illusion that a thin person is fat, then it should be possible to generate the converse illusion that a fat person is thin.

Conductors serve to generate the illusion of novelty: as Theodor W. Adorno wrote, in his "Introduction to the Sociology of Music," the maestro "acts as if he were creating the work here and now".

Longer, louder and boasting even more hardware, it does everything to generate the illusion of bleeding-edge bang-per-buck, while cribbing shamelessly from 1991's Secret of the Ooze.

Hot air and fog generate the illusion of an explosion.