Sentence examples for range of illusions from inspiring English sources

If brokers' signs were allowed, the town might look, from the right distance, like a giant and very expensive tag sale, and the sudden conspicuousness of so much supply, in a time of slackening demand, might shatter a range of illusions best epitomized by the risible listing prices.

Over the last few years, studies have shown that birds, dolphins, monkeys, apes and even bees can see a range of illusions.

We have also explored the concept of applying a second-stage processing model for orientation detection of tilt in broader range of Tilt Illusions such as Bulge patterns.

Visual image reconstruction based on knowledge about typical natural image statistics can provide powerful explanations for a wide range of brightness illusions [21].

Spatially redundant patterns (high-contrast gratings) have been reported to elicit feelings of "visual discomfort" and to give rise to a range of visual illusions, including motion, orientation distortion and colour (2, 3, 5, 6).

Recent investigations on diverse range of lightness/brightness/transparency (LBT) illusions by Kingdom [32] have shown different origins for some of these effects due to whether illusion arises from encoding of brightness or the lightness of the pattern.

Wars, in Manning's view, are battles for place and influence, and "with her range of images and illusions, Manning reminds us that wars over land have been a constant".

First, based on literature arguing that healthy individuals display a range of protective 'positive illusions' (e.g. Taylor & Brown, 1988; Mezulis et al., 2004) and on our previous results (B. D. Dunn et al., 2007), we expected participants in general to show a positive bias on the task, over-estimating how well they were performing (Hypothesis 1).

He then ran through a series of illusions, ranging from the classic warped checkerboard to a Matrix-themed mental manipulations showing that it doesn't matter whether we choose the red or the blue pill if they're both grey.

Additional implementations for orientation tuning of retinal ganglion cells (either nonlinear spatial subunits or nCRF implementations) might facilitate the investigations on broader range of Geometrical and Brightness/Lightness Illusions.

The new Bayesian model of head-centered motion perception presented here is able to explain a range of pursuit-based velocity illusions.