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Vision, Illusion and Perceptionhttp://image.papertrans.cn/b/image/161826.jpg

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M. B. King,O. J. Catchpole,T. R. Bottpulating them to produce illusory worlds on flat surfaces. This has proved fascinating to humankind since the dawning of depiction, although we do not know when picture making did begin. Art and Illusionists is also a celebration of the ways we see pictures , and of our ability to distil meaning fro

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M. H. M. Caralp,A. A. Clifford,S. E. Colebys have played with perspective to produce a wide range of pictorial puzzles. Anamorphoses are but one example of perceptual paradoxes and others are shown in this chapter. Perspective can be accelerated and decelerated and this has been a feature of some architectural manipulations, like Borromini’s

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Extraction of Nuclear and Non-ferrous Metalsled trompe l’oeil. The label is much more modern than the method. Paintings in linear perspective have been widespread since the early fifteenth century but they create an impression of depth while at the same time appearing as flat surfaces. They can be called visual allusions because the marks on

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Extraction of Nuclear and Non-ferrous Metalsattern has a visual organisation that seems quite different from the elements that make it up. This is seen most clearly in mosaics, which are constructed from tesserae – small cubes of marble, terracotta, or glass. Tiling or tessellation uses larger elements which can take different shapes, but a s

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Sujay Kumar Dutta,Dharmesh R. Lodhari stretching the rules of perspective. Their practitioners in art have been referred to as ‘geometricizers’ and they are preoccupied with space and time, trying either to contain or expel them from their works. ‘Geometricizers’ have been contrasted with ‘magicians’ who reacted against the technologic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-91171-7entury in order to restrict them to the relatively small but reliable distortions of visual space, mostly in the domains of size or orientation. Classifying them in this way is too restrictive as some combine both dimensions and others involve different dimensions. Spatial illusions have been groupe

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SpringerBriefs in Speech Technologyore than one meaning and ambiguities are usually resolved by the context in which they occur. We play upon linguistic ambiguities to convey subtle distinctions that would be difficult to define precisely. Perceptual ambiguity refers to the alternation over time between differing interpretations of a