Sentence examples for initial illusion of from inspiring English sources
During vibration, the strong initial illusion of extension waxed and waned, with diminishing duration of periods of illusory movement and occasional reversals in the direction of the illusion.
The phenomena reported in experiment 2 also serve as indirect tests of the basic illusion created in this particular paradigm because the occurrence of these unusual experiential phenomena makes best sense on the assumption that the initial illusion is genuine and robust.
Sometimes those drastically deviate from the initial intentions, and create an illusion of empowering the public; while at the same time devolves power holders' responsibility about the future downwards.
Two key initial essays were, Anthony Appiah, "The Uncompleted Argument: Du Bois and the Illusion of Race" (1986); Lucius Outlaw, "Against the Grain of Modernity: The Politics of Difference and the Conservation of 'Race'" (1996).
The consequences have been on the one hand the very idea of "advocacy planning" (Davidoff 1965) but also, on the other hand, the rise of participatory approaches which became very popular in a period in which planning started to appear less effective, after the fall of the initial rationalistic illusion.
In fact, a study by Ahopelto et al. (2011) indicated that students with a moderate initial understanding appeared resistant to learning, leading the investigators to interpret that "an illusion of understanding" may have come into play.
In the case of the illusion of touch to a non-hand object, it is also possible that recalibration of position sense during the initial rubber hand illusion period could lead to a remapping of touch and proprioception to the location of the seen touches on the foreign hand.
You get the illusion of security.
The illusion of power rankings goes deep.
You have the illusion of being disembodied.
