Sentences with phrase «invisibility because»

Countless great products and services have been doomed to invisibility because nobody knew about them, and you can't make ripples without a place to cast your stone from.

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Because of this, however, it also excludes every conception of invisibility and mystery which is formulated in terms of objective thought.

God's existence is irrelevant because of his level of invisibility and undetectability.

From inside the process, the misrecognition of what is happening, the invisibility of victims, is difficult to overcome because, though the process operates on lies, no one is consciously telling any.

Because they can steer light around objects to hide the objects from view, such materials could be used to create rudimentary versions of invisibility cloaks — though so far all attempts are a far cry from Harry Potter's version.

If you're reading this having spent the last four years hiding under an invisibility cloak, now is the time to emerge because Warner Bros have just dropped a first - look teaser for a new spin - off movie.

In town and on the highway, where you'll spend most of your time driving it, the X2 is zippy and nimble, and as is true of other BMWs, it is easy to exceed the speed limit, which makes the head - up display's near total invisibility while wearing polarized sunglasses all the more frustrating because it supplies speed limit information to help a driver avoid tickets.

I'd irl probably choose flight because invisibility generally only helps if you're doing something sketchy or in danger, while flying could have applicable use in day to day life (especially since I'm short and would otherwise need to climb on stuff to reach the higher shelves).

@ 16, he only added the Hatsune pic last week because it initially had the same invisibility treatment as Chaos Code got this week.

well looks like invisibility won't be coming back because of that.

That Himid suddenly finds herself in the spotlight is especially poignant, not least because her own work has consistently fought against invisibility, particularly in an institutional context.

Risky because Tuttle has frequently skirted the margins of nonsense and invisibility in his work, though it can also erupt with ebullience at times.