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That assumption was that if both ends of a radio connection spoke at once, the signals being received would be obscured.

It is like the sun. It may seem obscured by clouds and dust, but only from the point of view of the perceiver.

On the other, beyond pickets of eucalyptuses, rose the dark mass of a more esoteric rain forest which obscured, presumably, the ocean.

Heidegger's view that the mere existence of such a concept of time's time, the result is obscured a man ask for existence.

They say the celestial event started as a partial eclipse, and the dark shadow of the Moon obscured only the Sun's lower half.

In war the event is all, and Germany lost the war. This has obscured her victories in the field.

Jupiter has been hanging out on the other side of the sun since late 2009, obscured from our view for the last few months.

The target might be in the same square as a small tree, obscured by a small pillar or a large piece of furniture, or behind a low wall.

Broken sky tumbling snow, as if the monster shake off the white hair, have obscured the view triumphantly.

On a mostly obscured piece of paper in the back seat of the car can be seen some touching words: "With so much love within our hearts. "

The truth of the heart is easily obscured in a society that takes its cues elsewhere.

Across the yard the King's Tower had turned into a 'hulking shadow, the lights in its windows 'obscured by falling snow.

Sky obscured by thick clouds, light as though covered with a layer of dust, chaos in sprinkling earth.

An example of such a case would be when a control was partially obscured by another control or form in the user interface.

'The beauty and clearness of the dynamical theory, which asserts heat and light to be modes of motion, is at present obscured by two clouds.

His hair hung to his shoulders, a full beard obscured half of his face; his massive arms and chest were covered with tattoos.

But, for the moment, this difficult, abstract issue is largely obscured by the urgency of finding practical solutions to rising food prices.

"It was a rain-wrapped tornado, " he said. "When it is obscured by rain, you can't tell what the danger is. "

The sky had been obscured for some days, and it was of importance to make preparations for the winter.

All of these things are knowable and definable and yet obscured and opaque.

The basic message of Christianity -- love your brother -- is obscured under torrents of blood to the point of benumbing the audience.

A total solar eclipse occurs when the Sun, Moon and Earth align in such a way that our view of the Sun is totally obscured by the Moon.

Be very careful not to read too much into vision otherwise the true message in the vision will be obscured.

At the far end of the plaza, obscured by tree trunks that have been uprooted and laid carefully on their sides, are train tracks.

His fame was obscured by the fame of his wife.

The rapid expansion of China's gross national product also obscured the lack of any real increase in living standards.

Twilight had fallen when the train pulled into Atlanta and a light misting rain obscured the town.

Lau followed on his tail, and saw a gloveless hand and a woman's face half-obscured by a black hood.

Unlike the desktop, which can get obscured by the windows on top of it, the taskbar is visible almost all the time.

However, the true meaning of the list remains largely obscured, even with the availability of a reasonable translation.

The clouds had obscured the moon that night, and the whole area surrounding the dark statue was filled with a sense of anger and malice.

He reveals the deep things and the hidden things; He knows what is obscured in the darkness, And the light dwells with Him.

We see that, above all, in how the recent debate has been obscured by two opposite and absolutist ends.

The years have obscured the name of this professor, but not the lesson she taught.

Much of this picture has been obscured by the swirling controversies that surround the origin of the eukaryotic cell.

We could have packed more information into each byte, but it would have obscured the purpose of the example.

Any identifying details have been obscured, and no "innovative" or proprietary architectures are presented.

Increase Transparency: Americans have a right to know how their tax dollars are spent, but that information can be obscured or unavailable.

"Su Ma Li Qing" is the special production of Zheng He's Seafaring period, there is no reason to have it obscured in academia.

Some albumin molecules may have undergone steric modification or ligand binding such that the immunoreactive sites have become obscured.

Don't put anything too messy in however - a letter obscured by chocolate stains is unlikely to have the kind of impact you were hoping for.

technical command of artistic processes never obscured his sense of humour.

Daylight was breaking over Berlin, but the sun was obscured by the smoke of battle.

Heavy cloud obscured much of the spectacle and disappointed thousands of sky-watchers who had gathered.

The penetrating infrared view also shows youthful stars that would otherwise still be obscured by the dusty clouds which formed them.

Japan, he adds, has been frustrated by strict domestic censorship laws that require genitalia to be digitally obscured.

I couldn't gauge his expression because his face was completely obscured by his turban.

Mountains many piles, continuous, the sun light and sky are obscured.

Opaque Background (O) : Existing image is obscured by all parts of the selection.

The Essence became gradually obscured, progressively veiled with dark glasses, broad hats and exiles; but it never deteriorated.

a coat of hoary moss has gathered over the inscriptions of the mural monuments, and obscured the death's heads, and other funereal emblems.

Yet maybe the fact that the currency has been kept so artificially low has obscured just how far China has already come.

Rising prices tend to raise incomes in the short term, so their long-term effects are obscured by the constant stream of new policies.

The target is [[invisible]], in a totally obscured square, or in a heavily obscured square and not adjacent to you.

In his novel Indian Camp, Hemingway's in discriminating descriptions of the three characters have obscured his real intentions of writing.

Jessica Why, 'tis an office of discovery, love, and I should be obscured.

as it must needs do, where it is not mingled, obscured, or discoloured, by passion and interest.

Or perhaps you really did know, but the glow of the initial intoxication obscured your own instinctive knowledge.

With all the political theater and populist grandstanding , though, the bigger issue has been obscured.

Yellow sand buried all, the haze obscured the sky!

Lightning obscured by rain or fog, or thunderstorms that are extremely far away produce less dramatic photographs.

Yet these dramatic events have obscured a slow-moving, underlying shift of much greater long-term importance: global rebalancing.

The snow-capped peaks north of the fire are dingy brown and partially obscured by smoke.

Facts will be obscured, forcing you to dig deeper and ask hard questions.

It was there one day in his youth that Henshilwood discovered a cave half obscured by a sand dune.

With the distinction between sky and forest obscured by snowflakes, the numerous lamp lights now easily passed for as many stars.

Floodlights illuminated the area, but the icy wind obscured much of the visibility in all directions.

Our paths and our futures are hidden in mists that are stretching out over impossible distances, totally obscured.

If the element is partially obscured by some UI element other than its ancestors, it might not be clickable.

The lips are obscured by the landscape of the trees in Leonardo's typical blended style of Sfumato.

Although sometimes obscured by bad exposition, the pertinent algorithms are fairly simple to implement.

Enron's finances were obscured by its habit of hiding debt in its hundreds of subsidiaries in the Caribbean.

One was a violent thunderstorm , the worst I had ever seen, which obscured my objective.

Once was a violent thunderstorm, the worst I had ever seen, which obscured my objective.

Police say fog and smoke obscured the view and led to the pileup between Tampa and Orlando.

It means that there isn't much room for other mechanisms to produce obscured quasars.

Yet all the posturing on both sides has obscured a few key facts.

Often enough, ownership is obscured by the use of one-ship companies, management companies, off-shore registration and subsidiaries.

International production has obscured the dividing line between native goods and foreign goods.

But his stylistic excesses have been obscured by the gauzy haze of history.

Police say five people were found shot to death Sunday in a homeless camp obscured by heavy brush.

The noisy disruption of media business models by the internet in the past decade has obscured a profound demographic transformation.

Given that any code that can run can be disassembled, it stands to reason that keeping it obscured serves no valid security purpose.

Worse, a quarter of BitDefender's new friends clicked on links posted by the firm, even when the destination was obscured.

The Galactic core is obscured in visible light by intervening dust clouds, but infrared light penetrates the dust.

For those of us who wear glasses, though, drops of water on the lenses and obscured vision can have us running for cover.

Partly obscured by foreground dust, the nebula itself surrounds NGC 1893, a young galactic cluster of stars that energizes the glowing gas.

Others, further away, their consciousness obscured or overlayed by other sounds or distractions, will realise their presence later.

Such admonitions, however, are obscured or ignored in what is now a key election-year issue.

You've mentioned that the nuances of Japanese food are sometimes obscured in translation.

So they conceal it within sturdy walls, or they place it behind closed doors, or they obscured it with clever disguises.

His face and upper body are blurred, so that even his race is obscured, but he is dressed in green and appears to be carrying a rifle.

The moon is dim, and soon her moon has been a dark cloud obscured.

When you finally open your eyes, you may be shocked at the obscured way you have been viewing the world to suit your own little plans.

THE past two years have rather obscured the charms of the free market.

A total solar eclipse occurs when the sun is completely obscured by the moon.

The veil she was wearing obscured her features.

Cars inch along the highway, the road all but obscured.

The view of the top of the Eiffel Tower was obscured by the inclement weather.

Castle and camp were soon lost behind them, obscured by the dust of their hooves.

Thus, the program call flow can be drastically obscured to prevent static analysis.

Both depended on cheap, available credit; both obscured the state's real strengths.

A total eclipse occurs when the Sun is completely obscured by the Moon.

The most deeply buried examples are so heavily obscured by dust that they are only visible at infrared wavelengths.

Infrared light is particularly useful for probing the Milky Way's center because visible light is more greatly obscured by dust.

so that she's completely obscured from any animals that might want to come down to cross the river.

The ballot-tallying problems associated with the 2000 election obscured some very important issues.

Light from a low angle, but not so low that your subject is obscured by its own shadow.

o Causes text to be obscured by side margin artwork.

The sun was obscured by clouds.

Sand blasted glass, obscured glass, non-glare glass, Misty glass, etc. . .

The coming night gradually obscured the smoke of the chimneys.

The experimental analysis shows: the visual-based tracking system fails to track when the camera moves too fast or the Marker is obscured.

Unlike the origins of most nations, America's origins are not obscured in the mists of time.

Obscured as it was by great clouds.

As users resize the formula bar, it pushes down the grid instead of overlapping it, so that spreadsheet content is never obscured.

if vessels are obscured, the term "consolidation" is generally used.

If there is too much information, then the meaning and impact of key information becomes obscured.

Old streets. Those old houses keep silent under obscured road lights.

The gritty practicalities of addressing it tend to get obscured.

Mustafar's skies are obscured by choking black clouds of ash, smoke and tephra.

The greater press of people, their views obscured, raised smart phones like periscopes.

Obscured by customer applied stickers.

Some early events may be obscured by later ones on the maps.

To cause to be obscured; cloud.

Allende's later martyrdom has obscured his politics.

The remains of the foredeck are obscured by smoke.

Reality slips from view, obscured by a hazy blend of Meelya's dreams and visions.

The value of Skype is obscured by the problems in eBay's core business.

I submit that when we do, they become the "other" ; their humanity is obscured by their psychopathology.

Light pollution has obscured our view of constellations, meteor showers, and even the planets.

In the east of the country, heavy cloud or rain obscured it.

Some areas were obscured by patches of fog . . .

Often during this life, our spiritual nature is obscured in our self-centered daily lives as we cater to our immediate needs and desires.

His war adventures were often obscured by myth.

The postwar economic recovery obscured to some extent the problems that still existed in rural America.

For far too long we have seen squabbling in the Labor party, which has obscured the government's achievements.

All visible faces of the standing and fallen stones, many of which are obscured by lichen, will be surveyed.

Her poor English obscured her meaning.

His face partially obscured by the large silver-colored Wild Cup trophy, "We came here to play football. We won the Cup and we're happy. "

Its true color may become obscured by dirt and even the build-up of salt.

Visualizing data about the software development process can make certain trends more accessible; they might otherwise be hidden or obscured.

Covered or obscured, as with clouds or mist.

Its true hues may become obscured by grime and even buildups of salt.

We all have a pure and clear Buddha-nature, obscured by afflictions and delusion.

Its true hues may become obscured by grime and even build ups of salt.

The large building obscured the hill behind.

Yes, but it is obscured by our ignorance.

This is done slowly and cleanly so the cards are not obscured by the hand action.

but it's soon obscured again.

We all have a pure and clear Buddha nature, obscured by worry and delusion.

There are several reasons why "Know yourself" has obscured "Take care of yourself" .

Mist obscured the view.

A veil of mist obscured the view.

a thing, wreathed about with chatter, defaced , obscured in her own life, let drop every day in corruption, lies, chatter.

The moon was obscured by the clouds.

The moon was obscured by dark clouds.

For example, if the element is on the screen but obscured by other elements, it might not be visible.

"Jane " is pushed to the foreground with a little exaggerated expression by using an obscured symbol to hide her real identification.

The new building has obscured the fine view we used to have from this room.

The issue. is largely obscured by an increasingly unreal debate about airy - fairy constitutional modalities(Manchester Guardian Weekly)

To become coated or obscured with or as if with a film:

The symptoms are often obscured and mistakenly diagnosed as symptoms of mental illness. Hypervigillance is misinterpreted as paranoia;

Some of the verses have become so commonplace by frequent repetition that their quality HAS been obscured

Detection of Stationary Foliage-Obscured Targets by Polarimetric Millimeter-Wave Radar

The years have obscured the face of the doctor, but not her kindness towards the patients. PassageB

The Research about Obscured Words Used in Ancient Chinese

An ill-judged quotation about Islam has obscured a more serious message

Images were taken every eight days to reveal land surface that might otherwise be obscured by cloud

in the screenshot above , the moon is probably also on the innermost layer ( it ' s never completely obscured by the clouds )

throat obscured by a projecting tuft of white hairs;

Set Watson configuration path to an obscured value

Vision obscured by advertisement sign

The Clash of Civilizations: The Uncovered and the Obscured

A Method of Generating Multi-resolution Smoke Based on the Obscured Visibility in Virtual Environment

Remote Sensing of Obscured Targets

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