We've aimed for a mix of some well-known, some more obscure appearances – but what have we missed?
Instead he's chosen a song whose original iteration contained possibly Mr. Young's most obscure guest appearance: "Houses," from Elyse Weinberg's album "Elyse" (1968).
When the story was reprinted in the book collection Executive Comic Book in 1962, Elder modified the artwork to obscure the appearance of the Archie characters.
The epoxy had similar transparency to silicone but with less inherent scattering, which can obscure the appearance of the nanoshells, particularly for OCT source wavelengths around 800 nm versus longer source wavelengths.
Sitting at a darkened video booth one recent afternoon at the Paley Center for Media (the former Museum of Television and Radio) in Midtown, he watched a series of obscure television appearances by Lorre from the 1950s and '60s, carefully observing every whine and snivel.
It worked as planned for the critics and the TV cameras, but today it sits as an empty, deteriorating shell whose gleaming white surface functions as the perfect apparatus for collecting particulate matter from the air pollution that obscures its appearance even when one is standing beside it.
This slight correlation might be due to the structure of the cerebral circulation system; specifically, variation in the ATB due to cerebral location may obscure the delayed appearance in the occlusive areas.
They choose a platypus because of the animal's obscure and striking appearance.
The Bagaudae of Gaul are obscure figures, appearing fleetingly in the ancient sources, with their 285 uprising being their first appearance.
It is very dark green, almost black, in colour, and its tendency to form dense tufts or cushions obscures the treelike appearance of the small individual plants.
