By electrically stimulating the cells in the hypercolumns of V1, one can induce the perception of a pixel of light within the visual field of a user.
Open-plan offices are equipped with barriers such as panels and bookshelves to induce the perception of a private workspace.
Motivated by the work of Povel and Essens59, the rhythms were designed to induce the perception of a beat based on a preference for grouping by 4 events, at points represented in Fig. 1 (i.e., either silent or tone events)9 with 3 such beats per cycle.
"The results show that handwritten typeface creates a competitive advantage by conveying a sense of human touch, which subsequently induces the perception that love is symbolically imbued in the restaurant's offerings," the authors wrote.
Our work shows that excess central gain can distort the temporal coding of complex communication sounds and even induce the perception of phantom sounds, contributing to pathophysiological processes such as hypersensitivity and tinnitus.
In 1998 Aurora et al. using single-pulse TMS investigated the excitability of the visual cortex evaluating the stimulation intensity needed to induce the perception of phosphenes (phosphene threshold: PT).
Waterboarding, admittedly the most serious of the methods, is designed, according to Jay Bybee, to induce the perception of "suffocation and incipient panic, i.e. the perception of drowning".
But, there is also a coordinated effort by local and federal officials to perpetuate a billion-dollar "protection racket," in which law enforcement uses an aggressive counter-terrorism approach to both instill fear in the public and then, after solving the "crime," induce the perception of safety.
Indeed, the notch mode of presentation is so powerful at inducing the perception of illusory contours that it may induce object perception that is qualitatively similar to that of real objects.
