Sentence examples for illusion caused from inspiring English sources

"McGurk effect" is known as an auditory illusion caused by interference from unmatched visual inputs.

The cause is attributed to an optical illusion caused by the surrounding topography.

"That's an optical illusion caused by how close it is to the horizon".

That was partly an illusion caused by his preference for the big-bodied Chet Atkins models made by Gretsch, guitars called the Country Gentleman and the Tennessean.

The grizzly scene turned out to be an illusion caused by water left on wooden planks by a dog after a swim.

In theory, it is possible that the alarming jump in America's deficit is an illusion caused by mismeasurement of its exports.

Taken together, these results confirm that fog influences speed perception, and that this illusion causes drivers to slow down in real fog, as well they should.

Although the judges were somewhat less susceptible to two of the five, these psychological illusions caused them to err again and again.

Canals of Mars, apparent systems of long, straight linear markings on the surface of Mars that are now known to be illusions caused by the chance alignment of craters and other natural surface features seen in telescopes near the limit of resolution.

The illusions caused by disorientation are perhaps the most-dangerous aspect of vertigo; a pilot, for example, may sense that he is gaining altitude when in reality he is losing it, or he may feel that he is steering to the right when he is on a straight course.

The vibrant works aren't dichroic or iridescent, they are optical illusions caused by refraction.