Sentence examples for obscured image from inspiring English sources
"The Next Day," released at the beginning of 2013, was a muscular rock record filled with snarling anthems and reflective ballads, and it acknowledged its connection to (or hostility toward) the past with its cover art, which featured an obscured image of the cover art of Bowie's 1977 album "Heroes".
Telsa also teased a first, heavily obscured image of the Model Y design, which you can see above.
If you tried doing that during the last four years (since Google Earth went live), you would have seen a blurred and obscured image where the house should be.
Al Maleh who is now playing for the Windy City Groove team in Chicago explains that basketball and sports are empowering platforms that can enable people like him portray a truthful picture of an obscured image.
They can date certain materials and pigments and uncover obscured images and reconstruct techniques, raising all sorts of inconvenient questions in the process.
While obscured images have typically been discarded in the past, CIP presents an alternative to recover information from them. Figure 1c shows the inverse-Fourier image reconstruction after p4 symmetry enforcement in reciprocal space (following the guidelines in "Appendix B") of the fully obscured portion of Fig. 1b.
Psychoanalyst Michael A. Brog has called its front cover a "disarming image, which suggests both splitting and obliteration of identity" and which introduces the listener to the album's recurring theme of "identity disturbance"; he states, "The image is in bleak contrast to the title with the obscured images of the band members unable to 'remain in light'".
(Click photo for un-obscured image).
Valerie Rosas wears an "I Heart Placenta" apron as she prepares a placenta for dehydration (Click photo for un-obscured image).
They can show how power is exercised through images, or compounded by images, or transformed by images, or obscured by images.
The shellac attracted grime, dust and bat dung, and quickly oxidised to a dark reddish brown that totally obscured the images from both travellers and scholars.
