More than three million people saw the document before it was removed from view in 2009 to protect it from light.
Not more than a month later, it was removed from view because, according to Bellori, it was considered "offensive".
Consolidated accounts are in practice little better than a work of fiction when it comes to finding out what happens within a multinational company because all the transactions between companies within the group are removed from view in those accounts.
A former Baghdad university arts lecturer, Ahmad Fadaam, said the 1970 bronze, known as "Lady of the Marshes" and "Maternity," was removed from view on orders of religious figures offended by it.
Though I agree wholeheartedly that we need more profound and authentic pieces of theater and art in response to the events of 9/11, I wanted to make a comment about Eric Fischl's sculpture "Tumbling Woman," which was removed from view at Rockefeller Center.
The logic of immanence takes full effect, once nothingness is removed from view.
(Van Hooser & Nelson, 2005; Petersen & Diamond, 2002), and given also that other accounts of eidetic imagery describe the images as fading, and becoming irretrievable, a minute or so after the original stimulus has been removed from view (Haber, 1979), it is hard to understand how such feats could truly be possible.
The Temporary Worker Agreement was removed from view and the description of Teach Higher was changed, to present it as a department of the university rather than a separate company.
In-game objects are removed from view when either the player character or one of the mansion staff move in front of them.
For instance, in case an ambiguous stimulus is removed from view only shortly after a perceptual switch occurred (under about 2 s), the percept that dominated before the switch not the most recent percept often regains dominance at stimulus reappearance [3].
