Sentence examples for effective camouflage from inspiring English sources
My hair has been perhaps the most effective camouflage of my age.
Understanding of this is slow; blue uniforms provide an effective camouflage against any instinctive reaction to the deployment of soldiers against citizens.
The company said that because the cover appeared to be a folded shirt, it served as effective camouflage against computer thieves.
The company said that because the cover appears to be a folded shirt, it serves as effective camouflage against computer thieves.
Nevertheless, the predominant colour of most fruit pigeons is green, which ensures effective camouflage when the birds are, as usually, among tree foliage.
The snowshoe, or varying, hare (Lepus americanus), for example, undergoes an annual change in colour of its pelage, or fur, from brownish or grayish in the summer to pure white in the winter, providing effective camouflage.
Storing it this way and carrying it in her cosmetics bag provide cost-effective camouflage.
Thayer rejected Charles Darwin's theory of sexual selection, arguing in words and paintings that even such conspicuous animal features as the peacock's tail or the brilliant pink of flamingoes or roseate spoonbills were effective as camouflage in the right light.
We further suggest that prey-resting surfaces may disrupt this leading to effective acoustic camouflage and that gleaners may counter this through their choice of hunting surface and the use of search images and acoustic scanning.
The results from this experiment suggest generally that if an animal moves fast enough to cause flicker fusion, the effect could cause it to become more difficult to capture (as uniform grey targets are relatively difficult to catch) but that if they don't, stripes may also provide effective motion camouflage.
