Examples of camouflage

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The best protection is to develop techniques of camouflage.
Censorship, concealment, camouflage - whatever one wants to call it - is not necessarily legible.
Subdividing the sample of papers into substantive categories as we have done camouflages linkages across categories.
Thus, the authors assumed that these cells only remove cell debris created by the larvae, which themselves are immunologically camouflaged.
Performers often worked inside the imaginative apparatus camouflaged as large puppets.
He considered relativity to be a mass illusion cleverly camouflaged by its originator.
The compiler succeeds in camouflaging the more cryptic routes to the answer and thus delays, and makes more gratifying, the arrival at the solution.
Their missions were camouflaged in the name of 'information gathering'.
The structural model also included hypothetical links between older and younger siblings' levels of externalizing symptoms and camouflaging self-presentations.
Vital equations and definitions are frequently camouflaged within the surrounding text, and are thus difficult to find.
Frequently, strategies were adopted which camouflaged the intractability of this particular problem.
Being constrained by the describing capacity of language, incompleteness in the logical sense (deriving from lack of existence) is camouflaged.
Nursing and convalescence, however, have the virtue of camouflaging retreat as moral engagement, pleasure as pain - the virtue, in other words, of being virtuous.
Often the manipulators originated by the same two vertices appear camouflaged, as is the case of 27 and 63.
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