Opposition is kept invisible.
"The arms of the resistance will remain steadily within reach in the equation, but they will be kept invisible," the official said.
The actual role of corporations, however, would be kept invisible, as new digital infrastructures built around technologies like the blockchain permit [used to register all bitcoin transactions] to hide deep corporate involvement under the veneer of algorithmic, decentralised, and leaderless decision-making.
is a gain factor used to control the strength of the watermark by amplifying or attenuating the watermark effect on each DCT coefficient, so that the watermark energy is maximized while the alterations suffered by the image are kept invisible. .
Author Melanie Joy purports that exploitative systems are kept invisible for a reason, from the Nazi Holocaust to American slavery.
Baldwin grew up on New York's Fifth Avenue -- not the Fifth Avenue of Saks and the Social Register but the Fifth Avenue of 1930s Harlem, where black Americans like Ellison's invisible man were kept at a safe, 60-block distance from fearful, prejudiced whites.
The extraordinary French actor Mathieu Amalric, who plays Bauby, is kept largely invisible, while we see the world from between his eyelids.
Since there is no evidence that the general public anywhere would embrace this perverse concept, it has also been an unstated part of trade doctrine that restrictions on the ability of nations to insist on environmental (or social or labor) standards on imports needed to be kept as invisible and opaque as possible.
Eight years of a black President, a sizeable youth population anxious to reject the heavily compromised political system and the rise of new media and citizen journalism have enabled greater debate on issues that were conveniently kept invisible by mainstream political narrative and the media in the past.
It's about seeing people who are generally kept invisible.
