Sentence examples for weaker illusion from inspiring English sources

Indeed, whilst the concentric patterns appeared to swirl, and the radial to expand or contract, the horizontal patterns produced a weaker illusion of sideways motion (personal observations), and this may explain the trend for lesser cortical activity in response to horizontal patterns (discussed below).

It is important to emphasize that our data rule out the possibility that the present perceptual effect is merely a weak rubber hand illusion as described by [32] who demonstrated that the greater the distance between the rubber hand and the participant's real hand, the weaker the illusion.

In these earlier experiments it was thus uncertain if a third arm was owned while maintaining ownership of the real arm, and if the visual duplication of the rubber/video hand created a genuine duplication of the limb or merely produced a weak rubber hand illusion on both of the visible hands, where the participant switched between owning one of the two at a time.

This fusion effect was weaker than the fission illusion, and disappeared when the auditory stimulus was reduced to a near-threshold level.

Even if the illusion is weaker in amputees, it does seem to work well in some individuals which is an important observation in its own right.

In contrast, participants who exhibited a bias to discontinuity consistently reported continuous tones with remote noise bursts as discontinuous, and showed a weaker susceptibility to the continuity illusion.

It is not clear whether this subconscious form of ownership is of a different nature than that induced by the rubber hand illusion, or a weaker form of the same type of ownership.

The brutality of some scenes totally shatters the illusion of a weak boy but i had never though of Conor as a weak character.

Drawing widely on recent scholarship, Mr Starr argues that the historical picture of a golden age of weak-government liberalism is an illusion".Freedom's Power" is worth reading for this first part alone.

And the larger body deviation may be due to a weaker ability to suppress vestibular illusions induced by GVS.

With a 3rd person perspective motor resonance is generally weaker (cf. [49]) and an illusion of control therefore harder to establish.