Sentence examples for preceding illusion from inspiring English sources
Observe, however, that the great preceding illusion is undispelled.
Though the discussion in the preceding section appears to create an illusion that everything is right with Web 2.0 technologies and E 2.0 is an infallible concept to adopt and implement.
The well-known McGurk illusion (McGurk and MacDonald, 1976) can be reduced by contextually 'unbinding' the auditory and visual stimuli by preceding a test trial with non-matching audio and video (Nahorna et al., 2012).
Originated from Lewis Carol's novel and characterised by bizarre visual illusions and spatial distortions which precede headaches.
By lining up his chapters in chronological order, Zemmour creates the illusion of causality: the 1968 protests preceded de Gaulle's death, and therefore the students killed de Gaulle.
Nakajima and his colleagues describe an essentially identical illusion, which they call "time-shrinking": when a short interval is preceded by an interval that is up to 100 ms shorter, the duration of the second interval is underestimated [14] [18].
What united the opera with the two pieces that preceded it on her program, Ms. Keusch explained during a break midway through the concert, was that they all feature "characters coming to their own demise in pursuit of an illusion".
Preceded by wife, Marilyn.
Rather, matter precedes creation.
Her reputation precedes her.
