Sentence examples for illusion arising from inspiring English sources

This paper argues that the seeming normality of twentieth century in the West was an illusion arising out of the ignorance and neglect of environmental and health consequences of unbridled industrial growth.

There are some very pretty hypotheses, including Mr. Penrose's attempts to link the powers of the mind to quantum mechanics, or Mr. Dennett's contention that consciousness is an illusion "arising out of the interaction of many different 'subprograms' run on the brain's hardware," as Mr. Horgan synopsizes it.

Or does the evidence favor the hypothesis that the SULT1A4 gene is an illusion arising from gene assembly error coupled to sequencing errors and/or allelic variation at ca. 20 sites?

It might also be interesting to see how (and even if) the illusion arises in people who lack binocular vision.

This apparent resolution owed its origin to the illusion that the meaning of the concept "simultaneity" is self-evident, and this illusion arises from the fact that we receive news of near events almost instantaneously owing to the agency of light.

Recent investigations on diverse range of lightness/brightness/transparency (LBT) illusions by Kingdom [32] have shown different origins for some of these effects due to whether illusion arises from encoding of brightness or the lightness of the pattern.

This illusion arises during synchronous rather than asynchronous touch and is robustly sustained during non-touch periods up to one minute.

This perceptual illusion arises when a rubber hand is placed beside the participant's real hand in full view and both hands are brushed on corresponding sites in a synchronous manner.

Interestingly, however, few studies have investigated where in the brain this alleged illusion arises.

Under these conditions, frequently encountered in intimate relations between partners, or between infants and caregivers, a social softness illusion arises: people have the persistent illusion that others' skin is softer and smoother than theirs, irrespective of any individual skin differences.

Moreover, potential optical illusions arise from conflicts between computer-generated and real environment objects.