Sentence examples similar to matching illusion from inspiring English sources

Table 1 in "Appendix" reflects similarity of illusions, but due to the shortage of space and table arrangement, it may not exactly match other illusion classifications [12] based on other explanations.

He had done it almost two years ago in 3 hours and 21 minutes, which he considered embarrassing although he had no illusions of matching the pace of the top skiers--less than an hour to Catalina and back.

These sharks use their light-emitting capabilities in addition to their natural shimmer to create the illusion of light matching their surroundings.

Throughout, we meet artists and eccentrics obsessed with the reflections they cast, often shaping the world to match their private illusions: a gardener "crows with / delight" as his sugar maple takes the form of a rooster; a woman paints her baseboards the color of her dachshund.

Her illusion veil was trimmed with matching lace.

They hinted that if I advertised on Yelp this may not have occurred". Yelp's illusion doesn't match reality.

In support of this, Aglioti and colleagues [12] reported that the grasping or prehension action towards an object of illusory size (the Titchener circles/Ebbinghaus illusion) did not match their perceived size, but rather their actual size.

To reiterate, the composite-face illusion occurs while the participant attempts to match two identical halves of the same face, each of which is combined with a different bottom half.

The white eyeliner matches the sclera of your eye (the white part), giving the illusion of a bigger eye.

"Our aspirational goal is to match Beijing and come fourth, but nobody should be under any illusions how tough an assignment it will be," he added.

"I am under no illusion that it will be major task and very tough to match the success of Beijing".