Sentence examples for obscure properties from inspiring English sources

But perhaps most fascinating is the revelation of blood's obscure properties within each piece: its woozy ripples, its dried crackles and chips and its dazzling spectrum from rusty browns and oranges to pulsating crimson reds.

Policymakers tend to obscure property rights by packaging them politely with other concepts, such as “property rights and social responsibility” or “small government and property rights.” This tendency in turn obscures the power of the property rights concept.

Unfortunately, instead of recognizing that p-values and confidence intervals describe generalization uncertainty, many authors seem to believe that these measures represent some obscure property of the observed sample itself.

Analysts suggest that NameMedia and its competitors could represent the next wave of Internet initial public offerings, while also providing a peek at a significant change in what people see when they stumble onto obscure Web properties.

TravelWeb has been a fairly obscure online property of Pegasus Solutions, which is best known for helping travel agents plug into the inventory of hoteliers.

Properties of the interfaces between the film and other components of the device can obscure the intrinsic properties of the film, and the interfacial effects only become larger as film thickness is decreased to nanometer scale dimensions.

As we demonstrate, these limitations obscure the important properties of mammalian meiosis.

While appropriate in some situations, linear models may obscure potentially important properties of the population, which may ultimately influence the accuracy of predictions drawn from them.

While we thus acknowledge that future resolution of these matters may result in changes to our connectional summary (Fig.  10), we do not expect them to obscure the systematic properties of the global cortical connectome that we have identified.

Meanwhile, Arlen's long decline (he died in 1986) and a seeming passiveness about the value of his properties obscured the evidence of his achievements.

Given that the Land Registry is clearly a windfall for taxpayers, one cannot help but wonder whether part of the rationale behind this move is to obscure information about property ownership.