It projects a nonlethal invisible microwave beam from a rectangular dish atop a Humvee.
The alterations may be invisible for a while, but people sense the underlying change.
He is as close to being invisible as a man can get in a household of six.
So while an object under those cloaks are invisible to a infrared camera, a person could see it just fine.
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Mr. Spielberg's direction is hugely energetic and almost invisible, a fine combination, though his film, like the people it portrays, is imperfect.
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Such side-bets can allow a crooked player or referee to cash in by pleasing a match-rigger in a way that is all but invisible even to a suspicious outsider.
What emerges is a body of culture and invisible rules, and a mechanism for trusting strangers.
It was a hive of activity invisible from the street, a parallel Paris.
It works by combining a 3D sensor with a projector that emits an invisible, infrared light in a complex pattern.
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That is, the invisible hand is a metaphor for a suboptimal outcome driven by non-economic considerations.
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The most valid critiques in my mind are that Invisible Children simplifies a complex situation, is emotionally manipulative, and advocates a military solution.
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That invisible fix is a trick Microsoft adopted in late 2011 from Google, which has long pushed auto-updates to Chrome with no user interaction.
Thursday, Invisible Children released a sequel to the original half-hour video, which was viewed by millions of people and turned Kony into a household name.
Welles' classic novel and directed by the master of macabre, James Whale, The Invisible Man fueled a host of sequels and features revolutionary special effects that are still imitated today.
Suddenly, the invisible adolescent was a cultural icon.
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They followed a path invisible under the snow, down toward the woods along the side of a big L-shaped field, the dog scouting ahead of them, racing back on her tracks to herd her humans together, straining her ears yearningly at the perturbed, watchful sheep.
The funeral -- officially ceremonial rather than a state occasion in a distinction invisible to all but the most pedantic royal watcher -- was the first for a former prime minister and war leader since Winston Churchill's body was borne along the same route a generation ago.
While she was a reflection of social norms in the early 60s, the Invisible Girl (later Invisible Woman)also foreshadowed a decade in which the roles of men and women were redefined in radical ways, especially with regard to workplace dynamics such as pay, advancement opportunities and sexual harassment.
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In 1994, for example, Sue Richards, a.k.a. the Invisible Woman, took over as team leader --- in what was, for a short time, a trio --- when her husband Reed, a.k.a.
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At times, you can strike objects, like a box hanging from an invisible crane (you can see the crane in a model of the kingdom in the first level).
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The visual orders of global cities make the articulations between different sectors of a city invisible.
Invisible charges imposed by a financial cartel is not my idea of a free market.
Having all these technologies work seamlessly together will create a truly invisible user interface to your TV.
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Ordinarily, being shut out of every GOP debate would make a candidate invisible.
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Thousands of boats are to be marked with an "invisible" liquid in a bid to cut marine crime in Hampshire.
The concept uses alternating materials with varying rates of diffusion to move heat around and create a thermally invisible region.
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Most directors are invisible men working at a craft that few people understand, but for four decades Kazan was a star in his own right.
"Any turnout would confirm more legitimacy on police and crime commissioners than on a currently invisible, appointed police authority that has little legitimacy, " Mr Herbert said.
The more freely prices may move and the more certain the scale, the better the invisible hand can conduct a harmonious improvement in living standards for all.
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