If you let go any expectation of real generative magic, of something grander or stranger, smarter or funnier, "Botanica" can be enjoyed, in bursts, for its high illusion-making skill and for the strength of its athletic, interchangeable dancers.
We are in the realm of higher illusions here.
Authorial mastery, or, as Brock-Broido calls it, "high editorial illusion of 'control,' " is what these poems seek, or ruefully recall having once sought.
As our results show, when p(C) was high, the illusion was high as well.
Importantly, however, these scores were significantly higher than in the control statements, and higher than illusion statements in the arm condition serving as the control (see Fig. 1).
Then, as the sun climbed higher, the illusion would evanesce.
In a high-tech illusion, viewers expressions are mimicked by an animal's head overlaid on their own in a digitally enhanced mirror.
He makes it clear that while this Gentleman Caller may hail from the bustling land of reality, he, too, seesaws between highs of illusion and the harshness of life as it is.
In 2001 to 2002, when hope ran high and illusions of transforming Afghanistan persisted among the international community, donors took on the task of reforming the justice sector.
LAZER VAUDEVILLE, a meeting of high-tech illusions and vaudevillian comedy and juggling, tomorrow and Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Queens Theater in the Park, Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, (718) 718-0064.
Many of these patterns might generally be considered as high-level illusions relying on later cortical processing for their explanation such as Complex Bulge patterns.
