Sentence examples for study of illusion from inspiring English sources

The first significant collection of prints of Philadelphia, the apparently straightforward Views might seem an unlikely subject for a case study of illusion.

Power's play is a study of illusion versus reality and slavery versus freedom.

The Red Prince does something much more bracing and unusual: it looks at monarchism after its demise, its passions and politics, as a study of instructive illusions and premature dreams.

After serving as professor at the University of Breslau (1890 94), he was appointed to the faculty at the University of Munich (1894 1914), and in 1897 he wrote Raumästhetik und geometrisch-optische Täuschungen ("Spatial Aesthetics"), an experimental study of optical illusions that influenced much contemporary research on this subject.

From the study of body illusions in healthy individuals we know that the body representation is inherently malleable and dynamic [17] [19].

Generally an eccentricity of 5 20° has been used in studies of the illusion, with most studies presenting stimuli within the range where connections from primary auditory to primary visual cortex have been found subserving the visual periphery [25].

Thus, we propose that the illusion of owning a supernumerary right arm is a perceptual phenomena which arises at level of multisensory integration in the brain, and the "neural sub-population model" presented here can presumably be tested in brain imaging studies of the illusion.

The neuroimaging studies of the illusion (Arden et al. 2003; Bhattacharya et al. 2002; Shams et al. 2001, 2005; Watkins et al. 2006, 2007; Mishra et al. 2007) have shown that the percept of the illusion is correlated with modulation of activity in early visual cortex.

Brooks is studying the science of illusion, trying to decide just how real a program must be to be real enough.

In an event-related potential (ERP) study of the same illusion [7], the auditory stimulus was found to modify the flash visual evoked potential (VEP).

In a study of the rubber hand illusion using a physical rubber hand and visuo-tactile stimulation, different levels of ownership were created and anxiety was induced by threatening to hurt the rubber hand with a needle [13].