visual illusion การใช้

• He is the co-editor of the Oxford Compendium of Visual Illusions.
• Studies prove visual illusions that involve perception more so have considerable results on action.
• He hires big-epic movie producer Hoffman to create the visual illusion of a war.
• Gordon thrives on visual illusions, I discovered from the program.
• This typical visual illusion also occurs in touch and with an auditory-to-visual sensory-substitution device.
• Etiologies associated with pathological visual illusions include multiple types of head trauma, and prescription drugs.
• Complex ( formed ) visual hallucinations are more worrisome than simple visual hallucinations or visual illusions.
• Michael Faraday also began to experiment with visual illusions at this time, creating a revolving wheel.
• If the visual illusions are diffuse and persistent, they often affect the patient's quality of life.
• The reason why this visual illusion occurs is because of very small movements of the eyes.
• In 1905, Carr defended his dissertation : " A visual illusion of motion during eye closure ."
• The latter has been shown to be untrue in some cases, such as with many visual illusions ( ex.
• "' Complex visual hallucinations, visual illusions and other symptoms resulting from more anterior ictal spreading "'rarely occur from the start.
• The clinical characteristics that separate illusory from hallucinatory palinopsia also help differentiate and assess risk in visual illusions and hallucinations.
• One would also add that it is the tantalising effects of visual illusion from a distance which completes the picture.
• Vertical lines of Indiana limestone created a visual illusion making the college appear to soar higher than its actual 198 feet.
• Hinton entered the illusion in the ECVP Visual Illusion Contest, but was disqualified for not being registered for that year's conference.
• "It is clear that this apparent straightening of the bowling arm was a visual illusion, " the team said in a report.
• CuriosityStream ( an on-demand streaming service ) produced a five-part series on visual illusions of which Shapiro was the narrator and presenter.
• We should not forget that, as visual illusions show us quite clearly, what we see is an image created in our brain.