Sentence examples similar to time obfuscation from inspiring English sources

In this paper we give a comprehensive analysis of side effects in the x86 architecture and describe an implementation concept based on the idea of compile-time obfuscation, where obfuscating transformations are applied to the code at compile time.

There was controversy at the time over obfuscation of statistics and the extent to which the attacks were or weren't racially motivated, and some criticised the Indian media coverage, pointing out that Indian society was also racist and that Australians had also been killed in India.

If there was a time for transformation — or obfuscation — it was then.

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That is plenty of time for a bit more obfuscation and bewilderment.

There was also obfuscation of the time line for dramatic effect.

By the time the Arabic diary of obfuscation is deciphered, it will be summer again and too hot to fight.

Observers say ballot obfuscation is a time-honored Chicago tradition.

So relentless is this language of gloomy, nocturnal obfuscation that at times it seems as if the whole novel is taking place at night.

Cuomo's shift came more quietly, with evasiveness and obfuscation (as the Times noted, his aides distributed an inaccurate transcript of his press conference with Christie Friday) and a note of unearned vanity.

They've offered fractured stories (The Wonderful World of Dissocia), gruesome deaths (Relocated), unexplained switches of place and time, great grim glimmers, wilful obfuscations (always), a practice of devising during rehearsal (Neilson is a directing dramatist) and of leaving work (including titles) open till the last moment.