Sentence examples for illusory element from inspiring English sources

But there is an illusory element to all this at times.

Again we were thereby able to calculate the illusory element (Fig.  5).

The illusory element is also shown, defined as the degree to which the apparent measured increase overstates the true increase Third, we calculated the observed difference between the "best" setting and "worst" setting.

For example it is not clear how these accounts can handle the fact that many of our experiences have both veridical and illusory elements: the Muller-Lyer lines look unequal, when they are not; but they also look thin, and look to be in front of me, and look black.

Control experiments confirmed that the bees were not using cues such as the colour of the exact configuration of the visual elements, the combined area or edge length of the elements, or illusory contours formed by the elements.

Sogo and Osaka reported that Kanizsa figures compressed horizontally, suggesting that the re-mapping process occurs prior to the processes constructing illusory contours and that element proximity but not closure affects saccadic compression.

For example, an array of radially expanding elements eliciting the illusory perception of perspective evokes an enlarged LNP, a negative deflection peaking around 200 ms [73].

The final perception in these patterns arises from the interaction of foreground superimposed dots (illusory figure of grouped dots) and the background elements of checkerboard tiles.

We investigated the magnitude of horizontal vs. vertical compression for Kanizsa figure (a collection of discrete elements unified into single perceptual objects by illusory contours) and control rectangle figures.

Since bees are able to detect illusory contours [19], we carried out another series of control experiments where the elements in a visual array were always arranged in straight lines of equal length (Fig. 6a to d).

On technical grounds, it must be counted a success: every experience be it illusory, hallucinatory, a dream, or whatnot is guaranteed to have an object, viz. the neutral element that is the experience.