Sentence examples for vivid perception from inspiring English sources

A vivid perception of a moving human can be evoked when viewing a few point-lights on the joints of an invisible walker.

Perception is the impression sensation makes upon the mind, consciousness is this impression considered as something experienced by the mind, and attention is simply a more vivid perception.

As children, we perceive the world around us with intense and vivid perception, and the natural world does appear alive to us, but as adults, our vision of the world becomes desensitized and automatic.

Illusory figures evoke the vivid perception of an object in the absence of corresponding visual information.

While in these studies subjective confidence was not measured explicitly, in most of these studies it is reported informally that subjects have a very vivid perception of the illusory location.

Vividness of Imagery Scale (Lotze et al., 2001 ): to measure the vividness of each subject's perception of their ability to move the phantom limb, where 0 = no perception of any voluntary movement to 6 = very vivid perception of voluntary phantom movement.

But the book is full of lovely, vivid perceptions as well.

Her vivid perceptions and stiff upper lip drew Mr. Rohmer to her story.

In 2004, a Japanese research group, which had performed such a study, concluded in NeuroImage that "gustatory memories enable us to generate vivid perceptions of taste in the absence of peripheral gustatory inputs".

Although the textured stimuli in our experiments produced vivid perceptions of 3D shape, most observers agree that they appear less like natural objects than the shaded stimuli, perhaps because the depth structure does not become apparent as readily.

But if Taylor's youth (he's 27) in any way limits the palette of his experience, he fully compensates with vivid, economical perception, roaming fearlessly through his psyche to capture all the randomness of grungy Florida group-home anarchists and unanchored, privileged Manhattan kids.