Indeed, for children, Where's Wally books (like Wally himself) are never far away, always hiding in plain sight, somewhere in your peripheral vision.
"You can do that with plain computer vision, but it would have taken ages and require so much intense code, but it only took five minutes".
The movie's only too-good-to-spoil twist is a paranoia-inducing vision of secret agents hiding in plain sight, under rigorously centralized control.
So he lurks in the interstices of the back four, then melts from plain sight into the blurry hinterlands of a defender's peripheral vision.
Re "Visions of Ancient Night Sky Were Hiding in Plain Sight for Centuries" (Jan . 18: The Farnese Atlas statue hides more than ancient astronomical information.
But he was overcompensating for the first debacle, and he still didn't have a vision or memorable zingers or a knockout punch for a rival who hides in plain sight.
Barack Obama has been in our field of vision for a long time now, and, more than any major politician of recent memory, he hides in plain sight.
The crude and bullying producer, for all his power-madness, is the one clear-eyed realist in the house — even if that realism gives rise to the romantic, or caustic or cynical or apocalyptic or just plain delusory, visions that give the movies their juice.
From time to time he spotted a tree all alone out on the plain, and the vision struck him as poetic, as if the tree and the scenery of the deserted countryside had been arranged just for him and had been awaiting his arrival with an imperturbable patience.
Surely my party — the party of Franklin D. Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy, of Social Security and Medicare — still has in it the vigor to offer another plain-spoken, big vision for America.
