Sentence examples for fully obscured from inspiring English sources

Warangkula's painting, he declared, was "a total masterpiece"; the work's meshlike layering of stippled dots only partly veiled secret ceremonial objects and symbols that would become fully obscured in later Papunya works.

c Crystallographically averaged p4 plane symmetry reconstruction of a 512 by 512 pixel fully obscured portion of this "sample".

While obscured images have typically been discarded in the past, CIP presents an alternative to recover information from them. Figure 1c shows the inverse-Fourier image reconstruction after p4 symmetry enforcement in reciprocal space (following the guidelines in "Appendix B") of the fully obscured portion of Fig. 1b.

Even if you were there, the lines of what is told and what is kept and how each sentence is selected changes the nature of the events, themselves fully obscured page by page.

Though the seventy-mile-wide path of totality, in which the sun is fully obscured by the moon, will cover only fourteen states, all of the Lower Forty-eight will get to see at least some of the show — seventy-one-per-cent obscuration in New York, seventy-five per cent in San Francisco and Dallas, eighty per cent in Cleveland and Detroit, eighty-eight per cent in Chicago.

However, those methods could not overcome the case when roads are fully obscured by high buildings, tunnels and trees.

Thanks to political pressure and the revolving door between Washington and Wall Street, the events leading up to the financial crisis remain obscured and may never be fully revealed.

However, these disordered symptom clusters (often comprised of variations in normal human feelings) reflect complexity that we have not been able to fully appreciate and this is in part due to our obscured vision of them through the lens of DSM/ICD classification.

No matter how obscured they were by the fogs of adolescent self-deception, I was fully acquainted with the facts.

It is during damselfly oviposition and mate guarding that fully engorged mites drop off their hosts (leaving a scar on the damselfly which can become obscured with age).

OBSCURED in the fog of this culture war are a few New York realities, perhaps not fully appreciated by outsiders like Mr. Gingrich of Georgia or Sarah Palin of Alaska.