Sentence examples for the initial illusion from inspiring English sources

The initial illusion was induced by tapping either synchronously or asynchronously (with experimenter A's finger) the participant's actual forearm and the foreign forearm they could see in the head mounted display (Figure 3a).

The phenomena reported in experiment 2 also serve as indirect tests of the basic illusion created in this particular paradigm because the occurrence of these unusual experiential phenomena makes best sense on the assumption that the initial illusion is genuine and robust.

During vibration, the strong initial illusion of extension waxed and waned, with diminishing duration of periods of illusory movement and occasional reversals in the direction of the illusion.

The consequences have been on the one hand the very idea of "advocacy planning" (Davidoff 1965) but also, on the other hand, the rise of participatory approaches which became very popular in a period in which planning started to appear less effective, after the fall of the initial rationalistic illusion.

In the case of the illusion of touch to a non-hand object, it is also possible that recalibration of position sense during the initial rubber hand illusion period could lead to a remapping of touch and proprioception to the location of the seen touches on the foreign hand.

But the comic frisson that sparks the film into life is something that predates this scenario – it's the initial hallucination or optical illusion: when Elaine Benes met Tony Soprano!

Sometimes those drastically deviate from the initial intentions, and create an illusion of empowering the public; while at the same time devolves power holders' responsibility about the future downwards.

They have also discovered that great shifts in global scientific leadership follow a clear pattern: "Each former scientific power, especially during the initial stages of decline, had the illusion that its system was performing better than it was, overestimating its strength and underestimating innovation elsewhere.

We can justifiably conclude, for example, that we saw a vase and not some vase-like illusion because after the initial perception we then confirmed that what we saw does really hold water, as we expected and wished (iṣṭa).

The initial feeling doesn't last because we're chasing an illusion.

They may break out of it the longer the illusion lasts, but their initial reaction will be to look where you look.