Sentence examples similar to bit of obscurity from inspiring English sources

Until now, many locks were secure simply because they were too complex to be bumped and, as a result, you had a bit of security by obscurity.

Another area of obscurity concerns the appropriate number of pairings in the acquisition phase to obtain a conditioned response.

scan image or MRI image using the notion of obscurity with respect to a diagonal queue least significant bit substitution.

Anyone who can rise from the depths of obscurity and win the Open with Ernie Els trying to drag him under can obviously play a bit.

They are tired of obscurity.

Just last year, the singer emerged from years of obscurity with the surprisingly strong "Beatin' the Heat," and now there's a new concert record that proves that Hicks at nearly sixty is every bit as vital as he was three decades ago.

Think about privacy in terms of obscurity, say two scholars.

"We really feel like we're coming out of obscurity".

"Journalists are scared, and there is a lot of obscurity".

Alas, they do not include a grateful embrace of obscurity.

But darkness also offers another sort of obscurity.