Sentence examples for separated perception from inspiring English sources

However, when the sources of the auditory and visual stimuli were spatially separated, perception of the illusion was unaffected, suggesting that the "spatial rule" does not extend to describing behavioural responses in this illusion.

That means there should be no separated perception network for the feature representation.

(For example, the brain does not represent spatially separated objects by means of spatially separated perceptions, or orange things by orange perceptions).

My body didn't need plate after plate of food, but my brain couldn't separate perception from reality.

Most of the bitcoin community seems prepared to try and separate perception of MtGox from that of the currency and concept itself.

The recent Internet phenomenon of quite strenuous disagreement over the color of a dress illustrates the challenge of separating perception from reality.

For chronic diseases, in line with the distinction proposed by Katz [ 5], these doctor attitudes may be separated into perceptions of knowledge, skills and personal preferences.

When using binocular rivalry to investigate imagery, to avoid any confounding effects of visual attention on perception, the authors always separated imagery and perception in time.

Their job was to separate the perception from the chaff, then convey it in evocative prose.

In this patient's case, however, they were able to separate musical perception from the emotional response and thus to identify a particular area of damage, called the left insula, as being involved in the emotional processing of music.

Above all, companies need to separate their perception of the value of an idea from the way it is presented, or the track record of the person proposing it.