Sentence examples for nonsense shapes from inspiring English sources

The stimuli were 16 outlined nonsense shapes (2°×2°), as previously used [27], [28].

Specifically, studies using novel nonverbal materials, such as nonsense shapes [63], unfamiliar faces [34], [40] and nonwords [34], [35], [36], have found that spaced learning can enhance memory by reducing short-term perceptual priming.

A related finding was reported by Forsythe, Mulhern, and Sawey (2008) who found that familiarity and learning influenced subjective complexity ratings for nonsense shapes – as familiarity increased as a function of learning, rated complexity decreased.

And I thought his lean, no-nonsense shapes — free of tricks, corsets (albeit with spectacular embroidery for evening) — expressed a rare degree of self-assurance.

Although Hermès had some beautifully plain dresses in suede and tiny floral prints, the masculine elements grabbed your attention, in part because the tunics and trouser suits recalled the no-nonsense shapes of Martin Margiela, a '90s-era aesthetic that has influenced many designers.

Designers at I.B.M. say the company has long practiced universal design, for example in its ThinkPad notebook, which has had a boxy, no-nonsense shape since it was introduced in 1992.

As a result, Lear's nonsense helped shape the consciousness of children in a very rigid culture.

The idea that his nonsense may shape the outcome of this election is both tragic and absurd.

The shapes skirt nonsense but generally achieve eloquence.

We report a series of three experiments designed to highlight the reliable crossmodal correspondences that exist between the cocoa content of various commercially-available chocolate products and both visually-presented shapes and nonsense words.

We report a series of quick and simple paper-and-pencil demonstrations illustrating the reliable crossmodal correspondences that people have between commercially-available food and drink items and both visually-presented shapes and nonsense words.