Sentences with phrase «as camouflage»

The 2nd player has the ability to choose his enemy type as well as camouflage so you could be a box or tree sneaking ever closer to the tower.

His status isn't obvious in the crowd, and his confidence seems to work as camouflage.

Your arena is a beautiful field of white flowers that sets a perfect scene for the final showdown as you'll need to use these white flowers as camouflage.

It would have coated their skin and worked as camouflage and kept the biting insects at bay.

In a next step the researchers hid the virus under a novel protein coat, which serves as camouflage for the virus and which protects it from the immune system.

Supposedly, horseplay served as camouflage for assaults that took place in plain sight.

There are skills you can use such as camouflage which allows you to use the blood of zombies to maneuver your way through mobs.

In other words, it acts as a camouflage cloak that renders them invisible to the NK cells.

The researchers speculate that the gene might have been beneficial during the ice age, when a white spotted coat could serve as camouflage in snowy conditions, but later became rare and disadvantageous until rediscovered by modern horse breeders.

Evelyn Waugh himself thought of his novel not as entertainment but as a camouflaged sermon, a case study of mercy being rejected and then accepted in the end.

Some animals — for instance the cyclothone, the most common vertebrate in the world — even use light as camouflage during the day as they move about more than 1,000 feet beneath the surface.

After it was introduced as a camouflaged prototype during Goodwood Festival of Speed, the new Range Rover Sport SVR was officially unveiled.

During World War I, he served in France with the U.S. Army as a camouflage artist.

By snapping a photo in the real world, players will be able to use the same image as a camouflage pattern applied to Snake's uniform within the game.

The television screen exposes the aesthetic smoothing - out of contradictions as camouflage.

It's hidden in plain sight on a wooded hillside in the middle of town, its shingled and stuccoed exterior painted green as camouflage.

We have great 2 piece sets in different colors too, such as a camouflage print with a solid colored bodysuit to match.

And in the smaller critters, color has evolved as a camouflage, something that would have little or no success on an animal the size of an elephant — or an Apatosaurus!

That suggests that the antireflective property of the spheres functions as camouflage for the eggs, protecting them from would - be predators such as birds or other insects.

In 21 vertebrate species, some individuals undergo a seasonal color molt from summer brown to winter white as camouflage against snow, whereas other individuals remain brown.

We went to study the green roofs of Europe and essentially found that lightweight, low - maintenance green roofs had been developed in East Germany during the cold war as camouflage for aircraft hangars.

A popular theory, both in the 19th century and today, is that zebras evolved striped coats as camouflage in tall grass.

In addition, the scientists were able to show that the dinosaur's dorsal side was darker in color than its underside, which they interpret as a camouflage coloration in closed forest habitats.

Scientists already suspected that silvery fish like the lookdown and the bigeye scad use their skin as camouflage, reflecting light away to be less conspicuous.

Megamind even takes on a secret identity [taking the place of a bookish librarian]-- first purely as camouflage, then as a way to spend time with Roxanne [like some versions of Lex Luthor, he has a soft spot for a female reporter].

But the point is that the Wakandans have deliberately cultivated the west's condescending stereotypes of Africa as camouflage, to prevent outside interference.

To that end, The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue reflects George Romero's influence not merely as the primogenitor of the zombie genre, but also as a social satirist using genre as a camouflage to his greater ambition as chronicler / commentator.

Screen Rant interviews Rob Riggle about his villainous role in «Dumber and Dumber To» - as well as camouflage body paint.

The pirates use the fog as camouflage for their murders, and this turns the film into a kind of meditative horror - noir.

Always clad in fatigues or camo underwear, Rumsfield is a symbol of the militarized patriotism, the fear of «the Other,» that birthed suburbs, and doofy, wife - fearing Art (Ray Ducommun) who is introduced by wearing branches as camouflage, pointing a rifle at backyard birds, is the after - effect of such militarization.

During the House Education debate two months after Peterson's exchange with Davis, Steve Monaghan, president of the Louisiana Federation of Teachers, declaring «what has changed is the frame,» described the program as camouflaged vouchers.

Unlike other upcoming models that usually hit the streets as camouflaged prototypes, the crossover was first spotted in production - ready form somewhere in Asia.

The undersides of their wings are dusky brown so these butterflies avoid predators by folding their wings and using the duller color as camouflage.

To avoid predators, the Owl butterfly (Caligo) flies at dusk and bears very conspicuous «eyes» on its underwings as camouflage.

Commoners knew the usefulness of Greyhounds in hunting and owned Greyhounds despite the law, making black, blue, and brindle Greyhounds a good choice for commoners as they camouflaged well when hunting, while white and fawn Greyhounds were preferred by nobility.

The healthy colourful reef makes it hard for most of us to spot the crazy creatures, who use the coral as camouflage, but our dive guides have been trained in Lembeh, so they are extremely talented at finding the smallest critters hiding in the reef.

[1] They sleep with rocks on their head as camouflage until it senses nearby prey and attack by spitting a rock.

Strike suddenly and disappear like a jaguar, use mud as camouflage, and instill fear in enemies to sow chaos.

You can map your digital photos to Snake's uniform as Camouflage (which doesn't really show up on his fatigues, thus quashing my dream of having Snake wear the face of my cat), and crossing the iconic rope bridge now requires gyroscopic steering of the system (which is more annoying than innovative).

There was his early service as a camouflage designer during World War II, and the visit to the sculptor Constantin Brancusi's studio in the company of young female friends (whom the master insisted sit on his lap).

After two years» service in the military as a camouflage artist, he resumed art studies on the G.I. Bill at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and, after his move to Paris in 1948, at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux - Arts.

The exhibition opens with Mimesis as Resistance (2013), a video installation that introduces the practice of «mimicry as camouflage,» one of the many forms of repair.

With time, the initial ease one might feel dissipates as the camouflaged works reveal themselves: video masked as reality, war marketed as fashion, and an installation that brands gallery - goers not as passive recipients of the works» messages, but rather as active participants, implicated by their very presence in the space.

The 325 - watt solar panels have no visible mounting hardware and an integrated front skirt to make the panels as camouflaged and streamlined as possible.

Bagworms build cases out of silk and materials such as leafs, wood and soil as camouflage...

This cocoon is sticky and quickly attracts dust / dirt which acts as camouflage, i.e. it has the appearance of a «crumb».

We have Baby Wear that are made in the exact same pattern such as camouflage, zebra and leopard just to name a few.