Sentence examples for light illusion from inspiring English sources

For most of the Judson people at that time, light illusion had no part in the theatrical experience.

A related concern in contemporary discussion is the refrigerator light illusion.

The sense of perceptual presence that such a system is claimed to support has been called the "immanence illusion" (Minsky, 1986), the "refrigerator light illusion" (Thomas, 1999b; Block, 2001, 2007), and even the "grand illusion" (Noë & O'Regan, 2000; Noë et al., 2000).

One can imagine this view being challenged by a theorist who claimed that attention is necessary for an action to be voluntary, arguing that there is an illusion (analogous to the refrigerator light illusion) that gives us the mistaken impression that our inattentive acts are voluntary too.

According to Nick Smith of AV Concepts, who worked with Dre, Pac's ghost was conjured with the same sorcery that turned Brad Pitt into a dying ballbag for The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button and then projected using the 1900s light illusion technique "Pepper's ghost".

According to Nick Smith of AV Concepts, who worked with Dre, Pac's ghost was conjured with the same sorcery that turned Brad Pitt into a dying ballbag for The Curious Case Of Benjamin Butto and then projected using the 1900s light illusion technique "Pepper's ghost".

'Lazer Vaudeville' Complete with a neon Santa Cluas, candy cane juggling, black light illusions, acrobatics and comedy, "A Lazer Vaudeville Christmas" arrives at the Van Nostrand Theater on the western campus of Suffolk Community College in Brentwood on Saturday.

It's a world of secrets and lies, shadows and light, illusions and sordid truths, loyalties and perverse betrayals (it could be called "Enemies, a Love Story") that the director Tomas Alfredson conjures up in the film's uneasy opening in Control's apartment, a cluttered warren fogged over by cigarette smoke.

Artist and designer Cinzia Campolese with the IF design team unveiled Level, a mesmerizing, multifaceted video projection composed of a collection of rectangular screens synced together to create different patterns and dynamic light illusions.

Artist and designer Cinzia Campolese with the IF design team unveiled Level, a mesmerising, multifaceted LED installation composed of a collection of rectangular screens synced together to create different patterns and dynamic light illusions.

The refrigerator-light illusion is named after the error a child might make in thinking that the refrigerator light is always on because it's always on whenever she looks to see whether it is.