Sentence examples for illusion strength from inspiring English sources

Peled, Ritsner, Hirschmann, Geva, and Modai (2000), despite not using OT as a proxy, did notice that OT and illusion strength correlate in patients with schizophrenia.

We need to estimate the illusion strength and orientation based on a psychophysical assessment of the model prediction, which is a priority in our future study.

The first experiment aimed at ascertaining whether our claim that OT and illusion strength correlate in healthy subjects could be confirmed, even without first suggesting to the participants what type of conscious content was under investigation.

Given this approach, a situation with less proprioceptive incongruence is likely to strengthen and stabilise the illusion and ensure fast onset (consistent also with Ref. [9] which showed illusion strength to decrease with increasing proprioceptive disparity).

But some would argue that the focus on Kenya is actually a sign of al-Shabab's current weakness, as it loses territory within Somalia to African Union forces and an increasingly confident central government, and seeks to project the illusion of strength elsewhere.

But on further reflection, it becomes less clear to me why there is the illusion of strength in violence.

The perceptions created to convey the illusions of strength and invulnerability became a substitute reality to which all others defaulted.

Yet it may be a beautiful illusion, whose gentle strength will break as soon as the next gun is fired.

The intent was to create the illusion of troop strength or to make it seem as if an offensive would be launched in one place, when the true attack point was different.

Not all of their listed armament was always carried, but to give the illusion of greater strength, fake gunports were often painted on the hulls, in the hope of distant observers mistaking them for 64-gun ships of the Royal Navy.

While it has been demonstrated that the availability of vision during lifts of SWI stimuli contributes (independently from haptics) to experiencing the 'full-strength' illusion [7], it is far from clear whether or not expectations add to, or even cause, the illusory experience.