Observe whether a radiopacity is obscuring the heart's border, in the right middle lobe and left lingula pneumonia, for example.
Gradually, though, Ensler makes it clear that Man's hypermasculinity is just another costume; his hairy chest is a pelt obscuring his uncertain heart.
But unlike most elliptical galaxies, Centaurus A has a broad patchy band of dark material at its heart that obscures the galactic center.
Her words and topics are neither obscure nor figurative: the heart, and love, are the main subjects of the upcoming Lavender Diamond album, "Imagine Our Love," which will be released soon.
Over the course of more than a dozen years sharing quarters and cases, Mr. Mosley, whose cluttered office is filled with his children's artwork (his license to practice in federal courts is obscured by a multicolored heart and a coloring-book Batman), and Mr. Jackson, who favors posters of boxers, have developed an easy rapport that can seem like something out of a buddy movie.
His life has been, in some ways, an obscure anomaly, spent, in the heart of the twentieth century, pretty much as it might have been a hundred years earlier.
First of all, compared to a standard posterior-anterior (PA) and lateral (LAT) exam, the portable anterior-posterior (AP) exam of a bedridden patient in supine position shows an apparently enlarged width of the heart, which may obscure retrocardiac structures, especially in poor inspiration.
Some feared that the anger of those who disagreed with the jury might overshadow and obscure the issues at the heart of this case.
The truth of the heart is easily obscured in a society that takes its cues elsewhere.
The risk, though, is that an argument about timing obscures the principle at the heart of the proposals.
