Sentence examples for suitable disguise from inspiring English sources
In the journal, Gandy writes: "It seems a suitable disguise to write in between these notes of Alan's on notation, but possibly a little sinister; a dead father figure, some of whose thoughts I most completely inherited".
To keep things in perspective, of course, walk into any Beida dorm (in some suitable disguise: I hear baggy shorts, Puma sneakers and spiky hair might work) and you're infinitely more likely to be listening to the Pussycat dolls than to reform politics, or to be watching Transformers II on www.youku.com.
We show that no single disguise technique is suitable for a broad range of scientific computations but there is an array of disguise techniques available so that almost any scientific computation could be disguised at a reasonable cost and with very high levels of security.
Easy routes should be suitable for all ages; simply equip yourselves with water, sunscreen and – if necessary – a good story to disguise the fact you are all going for a walk … Obviously a forest is a pretty good place to look for trees.
We describe in this paper a novel biometric methodology for face recognition suitable to address pose, illumination, and expression (PIE) image variability, temporal change, flexible matching, and last but not least occlusion and disguise that are usually referred to as denial and deception.
THE disguise was striking.
He cannot disguise himself.
A young eye doctor named Du Jiazhen (Rene Liu) disguises her identity slightly (for most of the film she's addressed as Ms. Wu) and advertises for a suitable mate.
