Sentence examples for illusion process from inspiring English sources

Most robots, for example, would not be fooled by the Adelson checkerboard illusion where we think two identical grey squares are different shades: "Humans looking at this illusion process the image and remove the effect of the shadow, which is why we end up seeing the squares as different shades of grey," explains McOwan.

 Self-madeness is an illusion: the processes by which we are formed cannot be undertaken on our own.

As is discussed in more detail below, the time dependency of these processes can give the illusion that the process is the coding of time per se.

In an age where delicate aromas, subtle flavours and microwave ovens do not easily coexist, the job of the flavourist is to conjure illusions about processed food and, in the words of one flavour company's literature, to ensure "consumer likeability".

The "illusion" of the process of success being sped up has caused people to loose focus quickly.

Could the passport revocation have been simply a ruse, a bureaucratic CYA attempt at providing some sort of illusion of "due process?" Could al-Awlaki's not dropping by the U.S. Embassy to chat about his passport have been a veiled attempt to justify his killing in that he was thus not able to be arrested?

Mr. Margulies not only confronts shattered illusions, but the process of shattering them, and the helplessness of being inexorably drawn into that painful process.

He said he suffered "no illusions" that the process would be easy but insisted that it "cannot wait, it must not wait and it will not wait another year".

This key scene from Christopher Nolan's 2010 blockbuster Inception inspired one designer to mess with the physics of traditional furniture; producing a spectacular coffee table piece which sees a wooden city bend neatly over itself, creating fascinating edges and illusions in the process.

With the election of Donald Trump and a Republican majority in Congress, we should suffer no illusions that the process of building a new one will be led from Washington.

Importantly, only the right rubber hand produced a significant drift in proprioception, which demonstrates that the bilateral transfer illusion involves different processes.