Sentence examples for illusion between from inspiring English sources

There's a rare pincushion quilt, attributed to a member of the Vanderbilt family, on which rows of intersecting circles seem to shift like an optical illusion between calico-print concave squares and white four-petal flowers.

The first was the period of illusion between 2002 and 2004 when the Taliban appeared to be beaten and ludicrously high expectations of what Afghanistan could become took hold.

These projections cripple individuals by forming an even thicker fog of illusion between the ego and the real world; they lead us to create a particular interpretation about ourselves.

We tested these two hypotheses using paired t tests to compare the probability of illusion between the ±2 Hz conditions at each interbeep interval.

The results (see Figure 3) showed that the probability of illusion between ±2 Hz only differed at interbeep intervals around the inflection points (i.e., 100 ms).

Next, we compared the (within-subject) difference in d′ between no-sound and 2-beep conditions, Δd′0,2, (reflecting the magnitude of the illusion) between feedback and no-feedback groups.

Similarly, there was a significant correlation between the time since amputation and the difference in illusion scores between the stump and the control (lower arm) condition (Pearson's correlation = −0.506, n = 18, P = 0.032, two-tailed).

He is called the Merovingian ("Holy Blood, Holy Grail" having apparently been added to the reading list) and announces that "choice is an illusion created between zose wis power and zose wisout" as he constructs a virtual dessert with which he inflames the passion of a virtual woman.

We found that the difference in illusion effects between grasping and ManEst disappeared under open loop conditions, indicating that Dewar and Carey's findings can be explained by the availability of visual feedback and not a perception/action dissociation.

Like most projection work we've seen, Chiaroscuro is an optical illusion inducing interplay between light and shadow, alternating between illuminating and masking forms to reveal various elements in the piece and lend a sense of dynamism and motion to stationary structures.

"These illusions happen between senses," says Moore, "and that suggests a much deeper connection between them".