Sentence examples for illusion of observing from inspiring English sources
Especially, holographic method is particularly regarded as one of the most attractive approaches for creating the most authentic illusion of observing volumetric objects.
Though the consecutive stabs may sporadically shift from one region to another giving an illusion of movement, clinical radiation observed in EF is definitely not typical for PSH [1].
Two slightly offset images are projected onto the screen, and when viewed through a pair of nVIDIA 3D vision shutter glasses, a three-dimensional illusion of the operating space is observed.
In this illusion, the participant observes a rubber hand being touched in synchrony with touches applied to his or her real hand, which is hidden out of view.
"It's a lot harder for a publisher to sustain an illusion of a big new success," Mr Rickett observes.
Oscar Wilde observed the same in Victorian England, where the illusion of virtue (being named Earnest) was far more important than its practice.
Filling this apparatus with water, he observed the virtual enlargement of his forearm and the optical illusion of his three-fingered hand.
"We found," they observed, "that any response time that averages more than 10 seconds destroys the illusion of having one's own computer".
Thayer observed that whereas a painter takes a flat canvas and uses coloured paint to create the illusion of solidity by painting in shadows, animals such as deer are often darkest on their backs, becoming lighter towards the belly, creating (as zoologist Hugh Cott observed) the illusion of flatness, and against a matching background, of invisibility.
Observing him for the first time, Annabella remarks that Byron has "the kind of eloquent formal beauty that gives an illusion of its owner's good taste".
