Significados de visual illusion en inglés

But such a view is only superficial; yea, it is a visual illusion.

They had encountered that type of visual illusion which makes rising white plateaux appear perfectly flat.

You can stare at a visual illusion all you like, talk or think about it, but it will still look 'wrong'.

Children and adults size up objects differently, giving youngsters protection against a visual illusion that bedevils their elders, a new study suggests.

In other words, as soon as the fake was down, the visual illusion was complete, and it could be shown to the audience.

He's a neuroscientist at Stanford and an expert on visual illusions.

He's a neuroscientist at Stanford and an expert in visual illusions.

It is generally accepted that visual illusions affect line bisection in the predicted direction.

Fish can even be trained to respond to visual illusions.

Visual illusions reveal that perceptions generated by the brain do not necessarily correlate with reality.

During the adaptation to weightlessness, many space travelers' first experiences include motion sickness, visual illusions, and disorientation.

It is obvious, from a mere glance at this threefold classification, that illusions of memory closely correspond to visual illusions.

Moreover, visual illusions are accompanied with special abnormal conditions which impress the victims of hallucination themselves, and inspire them with a sort of terror.

You can experience this personally in the variety of popular visual illusions, known as ambiguous figures, which can be seen in more than one way.