Sentence examples for for a cloak from inspiring English sources
Figure 5a shows the ray tracing results for a cloak with the design parameters indicated in Figure 1c and an incident angle θ=64.5°.
A group of physicists, led by Steven Cummer of Duke University in North Carolina, has devised plans for a cloak that would shield objects from sound, preventing its reflection.
The iconic Cold War spymaster George Smiley is played by Gary Oldman – trading in his usual fire-eating performance for a cloak of impassivity – and Cumberbatch is Peter Guillam, his sidekick in all but name, who puts his own integrity on the line to help him uncover a Russian mole at the heart of the secret service.
"In such a space, light or other electromagnetic waves would be confined to the warped 'threads' and therefore could not interact with, or 'see,' objects placed inside the resulting hole". The researchers used a mathematical description of that concept to develop a blueprint for a cloak that mimics the properties of the imagined, warped space, he said.
A shower curtain can be used as a waterproof, windproof second lining for a cloak or simple coat.
Mr. Wittman, 54, was not someone who seemed destined for a cloak-and-dagger life.
He has also apologised for a cloak-and-dagger social media campaign which directed prospective customers to a petition that wrongly accused Turvey of fraud, burglary, harassment and witness intimidation.
Portmanteau itself is a quaint word for suitcase, originally combining the French porter (to carry) and manteau (cloak) to make a name for a cloak-transporting suitcase designed for carrying on horseback.
For weeks, a cloak of confusion, rage and disbelief descended.
"The fact these guys were predominantly Pakistani heritage men should not be a reason for providing a cloak of invisibility".
When in 1983 Hampton declared that clinical freedom - "the right... of doctors to do whatever in their opinion was best for their patients" - was dead, he added: "Clinical freedom should, however, have been strangled long ago, for at best it was a cloak for ignorance and at worst an excuse for quackery.
