Sentence examples similar to it is obscure to identify from inspiring English sources
The main problem with this method is its inability to locate the FECG if it is obscured by the MECG.
"It's obscure for a reason".
Late last week, Amarjot Singh from Cambridge University and his colleagues in India published a study on the arXiv showing that in many cases it is possible to identify a person using facial recognition even when their face is obscured.
Because it was obscured on all sides, it seemed like it was meant to be hidden.
Every aspect of it was obscure.
When that obscure circuit in the right hemisphere finally generates the necessary association, the prefrontal cortex is able to identify it instantly, and the insight erupts into awareness.
A seventh son's name is obscured in lacuna: he has been identified tentatively as Minyas, Locrus or a second Magnes, not the eponym of the Magnetes, but the father of Dictys and Polydectes of the Danaë-Perseus myth.
Though Dinoire's eyes were obscured in the photos, enough was visible to identify her; later, at a press conference, she seemed overwhelmed.
After 20 pages or so we learn of his death: In the 49th year of his life, at a village so obscure that it is not now to be identified, he died, in great pain, as if he had been poisoned.
