Sentence examples for invisible areas from inspiring English sources

However, a simple mapping project has set out to put these "invisible" areas on the map.

They say that money earned is a reasonable approximation of the value you're creating for the world, and Amazon has figured out a way to measure its own value in dozens of previously invisible areas.

The aim of this research is to investigate the suitability of truncated correlation photothermal coherence tomography (TC-PCT) for the non-destructive imaging of a replica of a real inlay to identify subsurface features that often are invisible areas of vulnerability and damage.

When steady fixation is maintained on the centre of a large patch of texture, holes in the periphery of the texture rapidly fade from awareness, producing artificial scotomata (i.e., invisible areas of reduced vision, like the natural 'blind spot').

"New England is the invisible area now," said Darrell West, a political scientist at Brown University in Providence, R.I. "It is going to be Kerry territory, and he doesn't have to make any effort.

Test any technique you use on a small, invisible area of the carpet before proceeding.

This invisible area coordinates with home plate and extends upward to the space between the batter's knees and shoulders.

The lavishly themed "Arthur and the Invisibles" area will also include a 30-foot-tall poppy-shaped freefall drop tower designed by Zierer, a gilded carousel built by Zamperla with gondolas shaped like creatures from the movies, a children's play area, shops and dining.

Fig. 1 Illustration of DIBR view extrapolation from V+D. Invisible uncovered areas in original camera are visible in the virtual cameras, so they need to be filled.

The invisible region is indicated by a shaded gray area.

In the cortex of control mice, GFAP staining was relatively weak, almost invisible in some areas.