Sentence examples for some obfuscation from inspiring English sources
At one point she said, "There is some obfuscation here".
Certainly, you can change all the variables names and do some obfuscation but doing can mean users can't effectively debug their code (this is commonly solved by having development and production outputs etc).. Users of languages that compile to JavaScript also need to have some understanding of JavaScript.
We show that some obfuscation methods are more performance costly than others to achieve the same metric value increase.
Earlier Geoff Hoon produced some fine obfuscation.
Kelly had decided, once and for all, after some preseason obfuscation, to unleash his vibrant playbook.
Of course, there may be some secondary obfuscation — distorted letters and all that — but the content is key, keeping the answer simple enough for a human to answer quickly but still challenge a computer.
"The Apple case… is not one that I'm advised could occur in this country in the same way," he said, making sure to thread even this slender moment of reassurance with some linguistic obfuscation.
It criticises the "collective amnesia" of the company's witnesses and their "deliberate obfuscation" (some refused to give evidence; others said things that the MPs implied were untrue).
This paper presents some of the obfuscation methods, which can help to protect the sensitive code fragments of any software, without alteration of inherent functionalities of the software.
The linear trends reveal lines with low inclination (almost constant) adding to the impression that the variation observed in Figure 11(a) is regular and is due to some kind of obfuscation.
In some cases, the obfuscation about being a One Stater, or the reliance on phrases like "It is not for me to say what the solution is, only to give voice to those whose voices go unheard" may have something to do with not wanting to come right out and say that you really believe that there should be no Palestine at all, ever, or that Israel should not continue to exist.
