And although it's common nowadays to read about celebrity misbehavior in pricey shops, you'd be hard pressed to match the sight of a naked Judy Garland sitting on a dressing-room floor, drinking a martini.
Of all the things Sir Alex Ferguson's era at Manchester United stood for there was little to match the sight of one of his teams chasing a game, in that uniquely urgent, single-minded style of theirs: the proverbial hammering on the front door that so often ended with the house being ransacked.
The sound matches the sight.
He invents a new set of tools for matching the mechanism of human sight.
In yet another study, Vatakis and Spence (2008) also found no congruency effect for audiovisual music stimuli and object action videos that either matched (e.g., the sight of a note's being played on a piano together with the corresponding sound, or the video of a bouncing ball with a corresponding sound) or mismatched.
Jade grew to loathe the smell of ash and spent matches and the sight of aluminium foil, but most of all she hated the lying: the fruitless attempts to hide the paraphernalia, the futile pretence that all was normal, and the denials.In the Big Brother house there was no hiding, except in the loo.
This is one of the rare spots of comedy in the film, matched by the unusual sight of Orthodox Jews toting rifles and throwing Molotov cocktails in an alleyway: something you might expect to witness in a Mel Brooks movie, but seldom elsewhere.
"We realized that none of those sights and places could match the land of the Bible," Inon explained.
But, with some statistically insignificant variation, the scores of the blind matched those of the sighted.
The mercurial mind is matched by mercurial sights and sounds, by the readiness to put into a movie more or less whatever seems relevant to it, whether it fits a schema or not.
