The much beloved Riverside Park, for example, built by Moses in the 1930s over a strip of decrepit rail tracks, lumber yards and docks, neatly masks the view of cars streaming by below, in what remains a model of thoughtful urban planning.
It is still open to discussion, whether results obtained from large-scale gene expression experiments may be of limited utility for routine diagnostics and whether the wealth of genes not involved in resistance produce a high background which masks the view of the relevant genes.
Sheets hanging over the security office mask the view from snipers.
Now, louring cloud masks the long views towards Plymouth and Bodmin Moor.
Differentiating the potential of each task types in creating a medium for language engagement on the part of participants is a very simplistic view and this view masks the potential of each task type in engaging students at ideational level.
The masks, on view in a balcony gallery, make a quiet statement amid the eye-popping fabric art and masterful wood carvings by Colombian, Mexican, Ghanaian, Peruvian and South Indian artists, among others, who are now living in or near Westchester County.
"It completely masks the surface from orbital view to spectrometers," said Mars researcher Jim Zimbelman, of the Center for Earth and Planetary Studies at the Smithsonian Institution's National Air and Space Museum.
This view masks the great cultural, social, physiological, and psychological heterogeneity of seniors.
For all other patients the view is masked as explained earlier in the manuscript.
While it was soon clear clathrin-mediated endocytosis is a rapid activity (Brown and Goldstein, 1976), and is importantly involved in many fundamental cellular processes (McMahon and Boucrot, 2011; Brodsky, 2012; Kirchhausen et al., 2014), the regularity of the static coated structures in micrograph views masks the true underlying molecular dynamics and complexity.
Then this app is just for you!" Maxwell Strachan, writing for the Huffington Post, pointed out some of the problems with establishing a "rating system based on the personal views of Americans, a people historically known to mask the occasional racist view behind words like 'dangerous' " — or, for that matter, "sketchy".
