Sentence examples for perception overlap from inspiring English sources

It is clearly correlated with motor activities, and increasing evidence shows that the neural circuits involved in beat perception overlap with motor circuitry even in the absence of overt movement (McAuley et al. 2012).

These systems for processing speech and social perception overlap within the posterior temporal, superior temporal sulcus (STS) inferior parietal (IP) regions; and these two regions are within the temporal-occipital-parietal junction (TPJ).

Our perceptions overlap without ever converging in the night.

The center, where all three perceptions overlap, is labeled "mine".

The center, where all three perceptions overlap, is labeled "mine". In that area, what you are actually saying is: What is, what should be, what I want are one and the same.

It is also important to note that speech production and perception systems overlap extensively so that many of the regions used to perceive a voice are also used in thinking and speaking (e.g. STS, Spt).

The main reasons identified include inadequate resources to conduct drug evaluation and perceptions of overlapping roles with national level DTCs.

This flexibility suggests that sensorimotor signals, including those that encode spatially overlapping perception and behavior, can be accurately segregated to explicit and implicit control processes.

These perceptions did not overlap very well with the purely material indicators of poverty from our accompanying quantitative work that compared number of poor households from PWR versus MT. Clearly the more quantitative measures are measuring somewhat different dimensions of poverty as compared to PWR [ 17, 19].

Where the retinal images overlap, stereoscopic perception is possible and the two fields, in this region, are combined into a single three-dimensional percept.

The production of mental images involves processes that overlap with perception and the extent of this overlap may contribute to reality monitoring errors (i.e., images misremembered as actual events).