Our results provide evidence that prey can obtain protection from predators through using aspects of their appearance confusing predators' estimation of prey trajectory (motion dazzle), and that such protection can come at a cost of reduction in crypsis when the prey is stationary.
Witness reports of the opening accident describe his appearance in confusing, varying detail – "one says he was short, had gold teeth, and was lame in his right foot.
Video game websites also commented on Ventus' first appearance, initially confusing him for Roxas during the development of Birth by Sleep, but has since been well received.
Osteosclerosis occurs locally in osteoarthritis, osteonecrosis, and osteomyelitis; it represents an attempt at structural strengthening by thickening of bony trabeculae, but its X-ray appearance may be confused with that of dead bone, retaining its density while adjacent normal bone has become osteopenic.
This condition is rarely mentioned in differential diagnosis of radiolucent lesions of the jaws, and the radiographic appearance may be confused with other intraosseous pathologic conditions such as osteomyelitis, traumatic bone cyst, and fibrous dysplasia [4, 6].
Baseball groundskeepers rely on a phenomenon of color science called gonio-appearance to confuse our eyes into thinking we see two different colors of grass.
Patton's appearance during the hearing confused HUD employees, who were expecting her to show up to work Wednesday.
First, in single subjects, correlations among neighboring time points give the noise a smooth appearance that can be confused with changes in the BOLD response.
He makes another brief appearance in "Blazed and Confused" where he meets Mr Lassen- Bart's former new teacher, now reduced to working in prison as a guard after Bart's actions got him fired- but despite Mr Lassen's offer to get him out, Bob rejects the idea that they team up as Lassen thought that they would take turns gutting Bart.
These results were unexpected, because murine typhus IFA slides have previously been considered (Blacksell SD, unpublished results) to be more difficult to read; the extracellular nature of the R. typhi organism on the IFA slides has a fine gold dust-like appearance and may be confused with artifact.
