Sentence examples for be invisible with from inspiring English sources

Even in parts of Kabul, women can often be invisible, with very few walking alone on the streets uncovered.

It would be invisible with sleeves rolled down, yet accessible when needed.

Although syphilis serostatus is visible in statistical terms, it is likely to be invisible with respect to social mixing; consequently, assortative mixing between seropositive individuals is probably due to mixing with respect to other attributes related to the risk of STI acquisition.

I am invisible, with no name on a door or profile on the web.

"I thought, I'm gonna make a picture where I'm invisible with my style, where it's not about me or the camerawork.

The experimental results showed that the scheme is invisible with a high PSNR and resistant against many geometrical and non-geometrical attacks with a good NCC values.

(b) 'A [nanometer] is equal to a billionth part of a meter and any measure in such scale is invisible with the naked eye'.

'A [nanometer] is equal to a billionth part of a meter and any measure in such scale is invisible with the naked eye'.

Sequencing the whole genome of a prostate tumor, says co-author Levi Garraway, a physician and biologist at Harvard Medical School in Boston, allowed the researchers to see "biology that would have been invisible with any other method".

But U.S. history, as told through the lens of colonial patriarchy, would have you believe that Native women were invisible (with the exception of Sacagawea and Pocahontas).

In addition, SYPRO Ruby is expensive and stained spots are invisible with the naked eye unless viewed under an ultraviolet or blue light source, making manual spot excision more hazardous and cumbersome [ 97].