Sentence examples for views mask from inspiring English sources

In his absence — he is now on another Middle East speaking tour sponsored by the State Department — a host of allegations have been floated: that he supports terrorism; that his father, who worked at the behest of the Egyptian government, was a militant; that his publicly expressed views mask stealth extremism.

However, since the two monocular views mask each other when merged into one binocular stimulus, binocular interpolation mechanisms cannot succeed here.

Do these views, masked as emotion, simply help underline the conservative credentials required to be a high-profile pundit today?

While it was soon clear clathrin-mediated endocytosis is a rapid activity (Brown and Goldstein, 1976), and is importantly involved in many fundamental cellular processes (McMahon and Boucrot, 2011; Brodsky, 2012; Kirchhausen et al., 2014), the regularity of the static coated structures in micrograph views masks the true underlying molecular dynamics and complexity.

Participants in the longest duration condition viewed masked displays containing 1 10 discs for 1 10 s (durations typically used in simple span tasks), and then reported the locations of these discs on a blank screen.

In an effort to extend these capabilities to Landsat Multispectal Scanner (MSS) imagery, we introduce MSS clear-view-mask (MSScvm), an automated cloud and shadow identification algorithm for MSS imagery.

Differentiating the potential of each task types in creating a medium for language engagement on the part of participants is a very simplistic view and this view masks the potential of each task type in engaging students at ideational level.

These policies are based on the silly socialist view, masked as a "free market" in currencies, that trade should be equilibrated at national borders through gyrations of the value of money.

A black round frame (11.5 cm diameter), to allow only the face to be viewed, masked the images.

This view masks the great cultural, social, physiological, and psychological heterogeneity of seniors.

Interestingly, all five of these participants viewed the mask live (Experiment 3) and at the closer viewing distance of 5 m.