Sentence examples for easily mask from inspiring English sources

Disorderly conduct is the catchall category, one that can easily mask a summons issued for no reason.

Using parameters such as the variance and integral length scale can easily mask major differences.

For that reason, any atmospheric noble gas contamination could easily mask the noble gas composition originally trapped in the sample.

Intermediary computers known as proxy servers, as well as PCs hijacked and turned into zombie machines by malicious software, can easily mask the source of cyberattacks.

Smyth's unassuming nature could easily mask the fact he is one of Paralympic sport's major names and he has been receiving the top level of Irish Sports Council funding (£31,500) since 2006.

Crucially, they should not be used in isolation to influence policy decisions; end user pressure for quick fixes, group dynamics, issues of representativeness, together with the biases of a facilitator, can easily mask, distort or misrepresent results.

The shame of knobbly-knees was once easily masked, but in the skinny jean there is no place to hide.

Moreover, weak cosmic signals can be easily masked by terrestrial radio interference, and great effort is taken to protect radio telescopes from man-made emissions.

However, there are problems that do transcend race and that are felt along socio-economic lines that are easily masked as race by conventional thought (Note the word thought and not wisdom).

Other experts said that it was time for a reappraisal of all the standards used by the government to eavesdrop, particularly as the world moves into an era of digital communications that can be more readily monitored by computers and more easily masked by encryption.

Pi2s could be easily masked by such background disturbances.