The characters we imagine move in and out of our emotional orbit, becoming versions of our secret selves, disguised aspects of our dream-otherness.
Equally troubling is the suggestion that Paamco, which collects tens of millions of dollars in fees annually to vet hedge funds for pension funds and other clients, disguised aspects of its own business from its customers, partners and federal regulators.
This is also called disguised face recognition.
Our guide through this fiercely seen fantasy Albion is David Fitzgerald, a civil servant who has disguised an aspect of his family history in order to flourish under the regime.
Indeed, as the great American bandleader Glenn Miller remarked when he paid us a visit shortly before his mysterious death, curmudgeons revelled in their curmudgeonliness, but had to disguise this aspect of their curious lives for fear that their joyless curmudgeonliness might become suspect.
Yes, this required him to mischaracterize and disguise key aspects of his platform on taxes and health care.
The business secretary began life in Labour and has never disguised his discomfort about aspects of his party's marriage with the Tories, particularly on immigration policy, fuelling persistent rumours of leadership ambitions.
Forney also attempted to disguise another significant aspect of her life from her psychiatrist.
But most of the other performers are unable to disguise the blunter aspects of the writing to create complicated portraits from the clean blueprints Mr. Fuller has laid down.
Adaptation is the phenomenon when the level of response, either behavioural or neural, decreases when a certain type of stimulus is being repeated, even when the experimental aspects of the stimulus are disguised (also called "neuronal savings", "repetition suppression", etc.; for reviews see Grill-Spector, Henson, & Martin, 2006; Krekelberg, Boyton, & van Wezel, 2006).
A tour of "21" included numerous historic aspects and artifacts, including the 5,000-pound 5,000-pound disguised as a bricellarl.
