Sentences with phrase «obfuscates so»

It's ironic then that these are the first devices to actually ship with Android Oreo out of the box, even though Sony obfuscates so much of its beauty that it may as well be running KitKat.

MANA and homebirth midwives deliberately misinform, lie and obfuscate so that women can not truly make an informed decision.

@MJ: Throughout this whole exercise, you have obfuscated so consistently — as illustrated by all the above — that it is difficult to believe that you are genuine in your arguments.

Throughout this whole exercise, you have obfuscated so consistently — as illustrated by all the above — that it is difficult to believe that you are genuine in your arguments.

Not exact matches

Pornhub's statement says that the currency allows for anonymous transactions «by obfuscating the IP address and geolocation of its users so that they are untraceable.»

So he wrote this paper in an obfuscated manner so it would pass the reviewerSo he wrote this paper in an obfuscated manner so it would pass the reviewerso it would pass the reviewers.

It was the timing of that decision that further obfuscated the issue because when World Cup was closing in and his name was nearly cemented in the 23 man squad, he chose to move away from limelight and in doing so, had probably done an irreparable damage to his World Cup dreams.

In fact, the authors go so far as to deliberately obfuscate the increased neonatal death rate at homebirth.

The aforementioned suit over a candidate's use of LLC money was settled out of court, so there hasn't yet been a clear test of what might be called the Sugarman Doctrine, which assumes underutilized power in the sections of election law prohibiting attempts to circumvent contribution limits and obfuscate the true source of campaign money.

Yes, absolutely these words are used wrongly, and sometimes so used to obfuscate real ideological divisions, as Orwell pointed out in both his fiction and non-fiction.

He can not get around that fact so he spends a lot of time distracting, obfuscating, and changing the subject (between lying).

Those that have obfuscated and literally lied about the fact that it was CMRR that sued the county when, in a display of leadership, Hein demanded the 24 year old lease requirements actually be complied with so rather than comply CMRR sued?

Hubble's services are still in tremendous demand, because it operates above the bulk of Earth's obfuscating atmosphere and so offers astronomers their clearest view of the distant universe.

But the actors are betrayed by a roundelay farce lacking in insightful moments and by Bogdanovich's medium - shot visual scheme that is either too poorly - lit, too pointlessly obfuscating (see especially a long track of Herrmann galumphing through the bowels of his ship), or so terrified of being obtrusive that its very ordinariness becomes distracting.

So they obfuscate.

The confounding of language at its most basic level reduces us to a state of civic catatonia: we can't think about these issues, let alone discuss them or act against them, when they've been so obfuscated, when words have been so twisted.»

That arc describes a smooth line of intent obfuscated, not always deliberately, by so many voices on the matter.

Both ADE and IDPF support obfuscated fonts which use and XOR (exclusive or) technique to obscure the fonts in an embedded font set so that it can not be extracted and used by itself.

So all they can do is objurgate, obfuscate, try to get you off track with digressions, and use hyperbole to spew «comebacks to your objections.»

Financing cars, boats, cell phones, and furniture obfuscates the real cost — it takes what you would normally pay (in the case of the average new car, about $ 30,000) and breaks it up so it isn't quite as painful.

By contrast, the obfuscated poetry of letters and symbols may be seen to reflect Basquiat's fascination with Henry Dreyfuss's Symbol Sourcebook, which decoded the so - called «hobo signs» that littered New York's subways, walls and doors.

So this lionizing process of first obfuscating mediocrity and then elevating the mediocre and greedy and power - hungry is what Federico Solmi seems to lampoon in his visually stunning animated paintings which were one of the highlights of the Bushwick Open Studios.

The artist's serial depiction of these objects, shown variously arranged in irregular configurations and tightly compacted so as to layer, abut, and obfuscate the shapes of adjacent forms, elaborate Morandi's credo that «Nothing is more abstract than reality.»

I can arm - wave about an unsettled issue too, and then claim that I should get credit for noticing it when a peer - reviewed paper comes out a couple years later dealing with it, but I'd only do so if my intent was to confuse and obfuscate.

Not so astonishing that they likewise continue to deny and obfuscate the reality of Climate Change, it's causes and it's self - evident solutions.

So, when you say something as daft as the quote above, are you ignoring the underlying physical mechanism or are you just obfuscating and playing dumb?

They take every opportunity to obfuscate the issue with comments like the scientists are wrong, it's all a hoax, when they've heard from a friend of a friend of a friend whose brother flunked statistics, never took science, but works for an oil company and has his own blog, that it is so.

These highly technical matters are hard for the public to follow and easy for shameless sophists to obfuscate, so the details of the event should NOT be the focus.

So, they are not concerned about the toxic and obfuscated consequences of non-renewable technologies that implement low - density energy conversion of renewable, intermittent drivers.

So Nick didn't try to obfuscate this.

Is there anything so obvious that you won't try to obfuscate it?

So it's all about intentions obfuscated by phony technical debates that large numbers of the public accept as validating a partisan science consensus.

So did Duchamp, as early as 2004: ``... (avian impact assessments)... are sometimes voluminous and obfuscating, sometimes short and to the point, but mendacious always, minimizing the avian impact.

David Rose may not be perfect, but is right on the basic 16 years of no warming that blinkered alarmists are so keen to obfuscate.

Mann's book has been praised as putting the worst controversies over his work to rest, so someone like you is required to review the book in detail and show that Mann continues to obfuscate, and to show that his writing can not be trusted.

So let's follow the dots and take a look at Chris Folland's email, which is first in the chain of three emails that McIntyre quotes (although McIntyre jumps back and forth in a way that obfuscates what is really going on).

It's generally positive what Dr. Curry states but she refuses to connect the obvious political I.D. of the warming activist culture and by doing so obfuscates what any logical observer can admit; AGW belief and culture, green and greenshirt alike, is based on political inclination and desire not «science».

This is simply a false claim people like Monckton repeat so often, a clever tactic of Internet trolls designed to obfuscate the most obvious non-existence of the «greenhouse effect».

It is just a way for them to obfuscate the complexity of the real world climate system, so they can force their particular policy approaches on society.

Certainly a scientist is free to avoid or obfuscate the policy implications if they so choose, but they can not impose such a constraint on other scientists.

Isn't it convenient that so few of the actual faults of the IPCC are listed (largely obfuscated) by Dr. Curry?

Like the new NASA page on IR which will no longer give such a real vivid description of what IR is, what we feel as heat from the Sun, and what Near IR is, not hot, but avoids stating this, so this NOAA page doesn't actually give you the information which clarifies, it obfuscates.

If I wish to post this on YouTube.com or online later do I need their consent to do so without obfuscating their faces?

I married young, so I learned those best practices the second - hardest way — by managing underdressed social butterflies whose advancement opportunities were often obfuscated by their shenanigans with colleagues.

They use TOR so they have obfuscated their location online and do not use any common TLD.

Of course, if you just want to keep it in the family, say so: If all else fails, obfuscating the situation by merely changing the subject should suffice, but don't get defensive or disrespectful; after all, your mother / grandmother / aunt / etc. just want to see you happy, so don't take your singledom too hard.

Google doesn't, however, obfuscate the background images of Hangouts, so the color theming options should continue to work even when the app is updated.

Token abstraction on 0x allows dApps to obfuscate smart contract interactions with application - specific tokens so that end users appear to only be paying transaction fees denominated in ETH (or even local fiat currency, assuming there are fiat - pegged tokens on the Ethereum Blockchain).

Octopus expert arms of our industry can sometimes totally obfuscate information so as to serve the purposes of clients they represent.