Limiting current perspectives to the physical or biological dimensions of sexuality may further obscure fitting solutions.
"What do you say about a financial crisis where the villains are obscure and the solutions are obscure.
The simultaneous cementation and pressure solution obscure the original grain shapes and resulting in concave-convex boundaries (Fig. 11), which signifies pressure solution at grain-to-grain contacts during more intense compaction upon burial, Taylor (1950).
Anyone who wonders why Hobbes used the name of a biblical sea-beast that was traditionally identified with the devil to refer to the state, or commonwealth, "to which…we owe our peace and defence", will find the obscure but likeliest solution to this puzzle, and others, uncovered here.How did Hobbes make so many enemies?
Unfortunately, computer-derived solutions often obscure the range of possible solutions from the designer by only exhibiting a final, "best" solution.
Certain oversights are clarified concerning the higher order theories, including their variational formulation, invariant form and uniqueness of solutions that obscure the availability of earlier contributions in the open literature.
Nothing in Year Walk feels too obscure or unattainable, and solutions never feel unknowable or unfair, but neither does the player ever feel overtly directed or hand-held.
Over time, however, I have also come to see that these solutions can obscure a much deeper and more important point.
They have also given voice to once-obscure scholars advancing bold solutions to America's economic funk and Europe's self-inflicted crisis.A good example is Scott Sumner of Bentley University, who believes that America's Federal Reserve should promise to restore "nominal" GDP (as opposed to "real" GDP, which takes account of inflation) to its pre-crisis path.
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.
