Sentence examples for vivid illusion from inspiring English sources

Few theaters have the necessary (and antique) equipment, and as the original prints from the 1950s have become shrunken, scratched and choppy, they no longer produce the vivid illusion they once did.

Like Alessandrini, Peter Neumann draws singing and playing from his Cologne forces of spectacular precision and clarity, and he gains greatly from the brilliant engineering of the record company, MDG, which uses only two channels, yet gives a vivid illusion of surround sound.

The principal reason is that right hemisphere tactile activation tends to evince a more vivid illusion of ownership for the rubber hand (Ocklenburg, Ruther, Peterburs, Pinnow, & Gunturkun, 2011).

On the assumption that experiences of ownership and disownership are intrinsically related, we conjectured that right hemisphere tactile activation also tends to evince a more vivid illusion of disownership.

This corresponds with 77% of the peak luminance of the Craik-O'Brien-Cornsweet (55 cd/m2) thus suggesting that subjects perceived a vivid illusion of a bright surface (see [13]).

Yet they create their vivid characters and intense illusions through familiar theatrical techniques.

For example Armel and Ramachandran [7] observed that 'Subjects reported that the more random and unpredictable the touch (if synchronized), the more vivid the illusion'.

Thus, the participants experience a vivid perceptual illusion that the stimulated small or large body is their own.

The children may describe bizarre or vivid visual illusions such as micropsia, macropsia, metamorphopsia and teleopsia [71].

His open-ended interpretations with the San Francisco Symphony produce, at their best, a cinematic illusion, a vivid sense of location.

"Perfect Illusion," the vivid first taste from an album the singer says she's nearly completed, is sure to surprise many who hear it.