Sentences with phrase «using camouflage»

LOVE the colors you use... I actually «copied» your kitchen, using camouflage on the walls.

Within the trailer there were uses of stealth mechanics, hiding in bushes and using camouflage, an aspect that never held a huge importance in previous titles.

Another second major addition is the concept of using camouflage to blend into what ever environment you just happen to be crawling through.

Land Rover has taken to using camouflage not only as a means to disguise the prototypes and pre-preduction cars, but also a canvas to give sneak peeks at upcoming cars.

The player is shown swinging from vines and using camouflage, luring monsters into traps, and even goading them into fighting one another.

Apply a light layer using the Camouflage Brush followed by your PurePressed Base then spritz with hydration spray.

During the «Secret Shapes and Camouflaged Critters» program Saturday at Fullersburg Woods Forest Preserve, you will discover — through a hike, games and crafts — how animals use camouflage to hide and blend into their surroundings.

Researchers find that the Borealopelta markmitchelli may have used camouflage to avoid predators.

In Master and Commander, Bettany was the proto - Darwin whose findings about how animals use camouflage to elude predators had immediate application during the Napoleonic Wars.

Players had to heal the injuries of Big Boss, cook food in order to not starve, and use camouflage in order to hide from enemies.

A powerpoint presentation about animals that use camouflage - I used it as part of our colours topic.

They also use their camouflage coat to catch small domestic animals.

To do so, the player shall use Camouflages (or «Camo» for short) in order to mimic elements of scenery; the more similar the colors are, the more «Camo Percentage» will be granted.

Protective Coloration Contemporary Chinese artist Liu Bolin, whose work is now featured at BMAC, uses camouflage to stand out The Commons (4/10/13)

But the birds aren't the only ones to use camouflage, their eggs also blend into their surroundings.

Studying the way wild animals use camouflage is hard - they move around a lot and, well, they can be hard to find.

Not exact matches

The uniform was unsatisfactory, however, and Special Forces quickly adopted the tiger stripe camouflage used by rangers in the Army of the Republic of Vietnam, as seen on this sergeant first class in February 1968.

I particularly liked the use of the gender neutral «it» as a personal pronoun to camouflage the writing style of whatever mystery person wrote this (or rather repeated it from the original version of the thread).

Responsorial or antiphonal singing of the Psalms contributes far more to an integrated service than anthems used to camouflage the offering.

His use of the category of pride was truly devastating in laying bare the inordinate self - regard that routine propriety so often simply camouflaged.

Now Sgt. Camo is sold at Whitey's nine ice cream stores in the Quad cities, two stores in Iowa City and in grocery retail locations, where it is in special camouflage packaging that is the first time the company's familiar red and white packaging has not been used.

While they do allow me to use one of my favorite tired jokes («What hat, I can't see a hat???), the camouflage hats look bad and make me spell camouflage, which I am incapable of doing correctly the first three times.

«Then he used to wonder why his car was impounded 27 times... because it was painted in camouflage and he parked it on double yellows outside San Carlo restaurant in the middle of Manchester every day.

(When they do, they often use «joke speak,» camouflaging their feelings with humor.)

We started off with a solid magnifying glass, which we have used for all sorts of explorations (like this camouflage exercise), and then we moved on to a real microscope!

(Using appropriate arboreal camouflage, of course.)

It used to be that camouflage was popular mostly in the southern states where hunting was most popular.

This type of camouflage uses optical technology that replaces in real time the appearance of what is masked with the appearance of the surroundings by placing a thin screen between the observer and the concealed objects.

«The troops also recovered one Fabrique Nationals (FN) rifle, one G3 rifle, charged magazines and a pair of military camouflage uniform suspected to be used by the terrorists to disguise as military personnel.

It ought not to surprise us that nearly all the money for the No campaign is Tory money, even if they have tried to camouflage this by using as mouthpieces some machine Labour politicians such as Margaret Beckett and John Reid.

Color change in chameleons rarely is used for camouflage.

Developed by an actual bear attack survivor, this spray has a 30 foot range and a camouflage hip holster that makes it easier to carry and easier to use quickly.

But in nature, many creatures use transparent shells for camouflage, which can survive repeated attacks from predators.

The rainproof housing features a RealTree Xtra camouflage design, so everyone will know you use this rangefinder for hunting!

Still others use light as camouflage or «counterillumination.»

The research, by scientists from the Universities of Exeter and Cambridge, investigated the camouflage of ground - nesting birds in Zambia, using sophisticated digital imaging to demonstrate how they would appear from the perspective of a predator.

With the help of CRISPR / Cas9, Edsinger is hoping to establish one or more cephalopod organisms that can be used to study motion, camouflage and neural systems.

Using models that replicated the colouration of male and female wall lizards found on the Greek islands of Skopelos and Syros, they found that the male lizard models were less well camouflaged against their habitat and more likely to fall prey to bird attacks.

Until the 19th Century, peppered moths were predominantly pale - coloured, and used this to camouflage themselves against lichen - covered tree trunks, which made them almost invisible to predators.

These findings, which appear in the 5 June issue of Nature, illustrate for the first time how dragonflies use complex camouflaging techniques during aerial combat.

Scientists have shown for the first time that deep - sea fishes that use bioluminescence for communication are diversifying into different species faster than other glowing fishes that use light for camouflage.

«Coyotes are very reliant upon smell when hunting and are much bigger than the foxes,» says Allen, who thinks the foxes use this scent camouflage to give themselves a chance to escape (Journal of Ethology, doi.org/bxj9).

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.

«Many shallow reef inhabitants and fish have the capabilities to detect fluorescent light and may be using biofluorescence in similar fashions to how animals use bioluminescence, such as to find mates and to camouflage.»

The leafy sea dragon, related to the seahorse, lives among the kelp and uses its distinct camouflage to protect itself from predators.

«But we still have so much to learn about how these animals use bioluminescence — for predation, camouflage, communication, or something else.

The Bobbit worm (Eunice aphroditois) ambushes its prey using a hunting technique based on outstanding camouflage and the element of surprise.

The orange spots on its tentacles are colour - changing cells used for camouflage.

This technology might find use as an active camouflage fabric that can change its reflectance as desired or as a mechanism for making «riblets» that improve the aerodynamic drag characteristics of airplane wings [see box on opposite page].

I tried to spot the animals hidden in the picture accompanying your article on a new technology used to camouflage...