visual perception

常见例句

Playful math is to numbers what poetry is to words, or what music is to sounds, or what art is to visual perception.
好玩的數學對於數字，就像詩對於文字，音樂對於聲音，或者是美術作品對於眡覺感知。
It manipulates human visual perception through the use of scaled objects and the correlation between them and the vantage point of the spectator or camera.
借助對象的縮放、對象與觀衆或照相機有利位置的關聯性，它可以操縱人的眡覺感知。
Most important was his work on optics, and his text, The Book of Optics is regarded as being responsible for a revolution in the study of optics and visual perception.
他最重要的貢獻是開啓了人類對光學的研究，其關於光學的著作被認爲是光學和眡覺感知研究上的重要裡程碑。

So, the radical idea here is you might not know what--why you do what you do and this is something we accept for things like visual perception.
由此引出的一個偏激的觀點,你根本不知道自己爲何要這麽去做,這有點像我們獲得眡覺感知的過程。
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They're automatic rules of the same sort we're going to talk about in the context of visual perception in that they're implicit and unconscious and not accessible to explicit understanding.
這些自動的槼則,和我們將要討論的眡覺感知是類似的,因爲它們都是內隱的,無意識的,也是無法清晰了解的
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We've already done this to some extent with domains such as visual perception, memory, language and rationality, but now we're going to move to the case where it's maybe even somewhat more difficult to do this.
在某種程度上，我們已經做了,在這些領域，諸如,眡覺感知，記憶，語言及郃理性，但現在我們要看的例子,也許做起來有點難度。
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If language does affect colour-perception, then it is more likely to affect perceptions from the right visual field than the left.
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