Sentence examples for obscure quality from inspiring English sources

Google is also most likely doing such ranking in order to feed the obscure "quality index" algorithmically assigned to each site.

I admire it very much, but I can't give The Assassin all my heart because of its obscure quality, and my feeling is that without homework, some of the film is still a bit impenetrable.

But these achievements obscure a quality problem: the lack of basic reading materials needed to make education effective.

The worm's-eye view from the press-box at pitch level made the football look frenetic, but could not obscure the quality which together with the excitement made this such an enjoyable occasion.

Longevity is often cited as an adornment in itself although the misremembered reigns of queens Victoria and Elizabeth I suggest that quantity can tend to obscure variable quality.All this sycophantic guff reflects widespread ignorance about what the queen has actually done.

Many of the current detection algorithms, especially those commercially available, obscure the quality of the data and the fixation detection process.

Can there really be enough obscure high-quality work to fill out a program just about every other week?

He said that €303 million in special charges, which BMW did not completely explain, had depressed the bottom line and obscured the quality of the company's underlying performance.

As for South Asian food, the only restaurant and very good it was too was at the hotel where Pakistan's airline kept its crew after their weekly flight.The second phenomenon obscuring the quality of Chinese food was the bizarre nature of an official banquet.

Although carbon nanotubes (CNTs) could theoretically achieve thermal conductivity (kCNT) as high as 100 W/m K, the nature of height non-uniformity could induce enormous thermal contact resistance at CNT array-heat sink interface (Rc), obscuring the quality of CNT arrays compared to commercial nano-thermal interface materials (nTIMs).

For CTE, limitations included radiation exposure, the need for nephrotoxic intravenous contrast material, and the presence of remnant barium from previous studies obscuring image quality.