Sentence examples for illusion resulting from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a study in November suggested the "pause" may be largely an illusion resulting from the lack of temperature readings from polar regions, where warming is greatest.

This is an illusion resulting from interpolation, a sort of digital trompe l'oeil employed by the electronics in cameras, scanners and printers, as well as by darkroom-emulating software like Adobe Photoshop.

One could argue that the transient disorientation following a 3D media viewing is as harmless as the common motion aftereffect, the Tetris effect, or any other illusion resulting from continual exposure to an abnormal stimulus.

The figure of PMOL-SGP A0100-2 hints at a seemingly longer costal 1, but this is an optical illusion resulting from distortion.

This illusion results partially from the expectancy of the person doing the lifting.

Some of Beebe's critics claimed that these fish were illusions resulting from condensation on the Bathysphere's window, or even that Beebe willfully made them up, although the latter would have been strongly at odds with Beebe's reputation as an honest and rigorous scientist.

Other illusions result from the aftereffects of sensory stimulation or from conflicting sensory information.

A different and particularly creative approach was taken by Brigner, who hypothesized that spatiotemporal illusions result from rotation of a perceptual space-time coordinate frame [38], [39].

If confirmed, the possibly increased cortical excitability suggested by the tilt illusion results would provide a plausible mechanism for the geometric pattern hallucinations sometimes reported by such individuals.

We believe that the emergence of this auditory illusion results from the convergence of sensory cues in the context of voluntary action.

We restricted our analysis of tilt illusion results to the first session because we saw a significant sequence effect in our analysis which we interpret as possible evidence of residual effects of MDA in the task.