We then consider an extension of the generative model to simulate smooth pursuit eye movements in which the visuo-oculomotor system believes both the target and its centre of gaze are attracted to a (hidden) point moving in the visual field.
The saving grace in the hell of writing was the surprise: "Characters hide points".
Instead of talking about what's hidden, it points to what's plainly visible.
Some big-boat sailors contend that if the America's Cup is ever held there, it will not leave, because the bay's mélange of winds and currents, swirling around hidden coves, points and reefs, could provide a pronounced home-turf advantage.
Capture and semi hide (not properly hidden): 5 points per flag.
Lady Redesdale once pointed out that Nancy's letters "usually contain a skillfully hidden dagger pointed straight at one's heart," but, when compared with Decca's, the letters collected in "Love from Nancy" (1993) come across as grating little performances, falsely shrewd and oddly fluttering, self-congratulatory even when self-critical.
From his hidden vantage point in the shade of climbing vines, he noted that the man was large-bodied but a bit flabby, as if he had just recovered from a serious illness — as if he had always been thickset and had only recently caved in, shrunk within his own skin.
The real but initially hidden starting point for Bonaventure's ontological argument in the Journey is the notion of esse purissimum, taken not subjectively as existing as a concept in a human mind, but in its objective meaning,[63] that is, as signifying a certain kind of quiddity or essence.
A blizzard can obscure the landscape, an ice field will hide weak points and crevasses, a sudden swirling wind can cut through your protective clothing and drain away your body heat.
