Sentence examples for information obscured from inspiring English sources

Intel's David Hoffman postulated last year the possibility of creating an industry self regulatory body to arbitrate on when web users should have a right to have certain personal online information obscured.

Developers can compare the strings to match the device, but the information remains obscured, even if someone were to hack into its servers.

And most of the detailed information is obscured unless you either add three contacts, or you can pay $100 a year for premium access.

The importance of this treat yis both long term and strategic, and also politically tactical: First, if the U.S. signs this treaty, we begin to regain our lost legitimacy in the world and second we will move past a decade's worth of junk science foisted on the public -- information that obscured urgent messages about crises in our natural world.

According to Matt Wasson of Appalachian Voices: "This information seems intentionally obscured, there's no one agency that can tell you how many pending permits or mine sites are slated for destruction".

If there are distinct genetic and/or environmental influences that characterize different attachment dimensions (e.g., anxious vs. avoidant)—or different manifestations of negative emotionality that information is likely obscured by composite measures.

Except that, alas, you cannot quite see it because it has been cropped, and then partially obscured by information.

Important assumptions and biases in information technology are mostly obscured and subsumed in 'black-boxes' in ways that make it difficult even for the experts to scrutinize them.

Also, some fictitious data records are added to the obscured data.

CAPS stores the obscured data rather than real sensitive data.

However, because the feathers that define the wingtip (and hence wingspan and aspect ratio) often do not fossilize, resolution in the pattern of avian wing shape evolution is obscured by missing information.