Sentence examples for illusion of three from inspiring English sources

Much of his early work almost dispenses entirely with the illusion of three dimensions.

In other words, he could create in two-dimensions the illusion of three, as in his fresco of the expulsion from Eden (c. 1427).

When the fractals are programmed into the computerized light system, the result is a dense symphony of geometric detail, giving the illusion of three dimensions.

The devices have rapid electronic shutters that provide the optical illusion of three dimensions when each eye is fed a different perspective.

A frontal view of the nobleman's face has been painted on three sides of a relatively two-dimensional plank of wood to create the illusion of three dimensions.

The 3-D LCD televisions come with more advanced "active shutter" glasses, which darken and lighten in sync with the TV to help create the illusion of three dimensions.

One state, Durham implied, would end the illusion of two nations.

Painted paneling from Steinitz stock (priced in the seven figures) creates the illusion of five rooms in the loft space.

Maintaining the illusion of two simultaneous performances requires intense coordination, not to mention concentration, from Mr. Boyer.

My challenge is how to communicate that and have the listener participate in the illusion of four voices".

The extreme magnification creates an illusion of two kinds of textile: the green as a twill pattern, the red as tweed fuzzy with little orange dots.