Concealment

self-shadow concealment is present in the countershaded prey and not the uniformly white prey lower detection occurred. This is due to the perception of three-dimensional bodies appearing less solid through concealing shadows (Thayer, 1896). However, self shadow concealment is largely dependent on the direction, and to a lessor degree, the intensity of the illumination (Hailman, 1977). For example, the diurnal change in sunlight angle falling upon prey may result in ineffective self shadow…

imagery to reveal the characters deep dark desires to become greater than those around them demonstrating their undeterred ambition. Shakespeare demonstrates characters ambition by using imagery of Blood, Sleep, Nature, Clothing, and Disguise against Concealment. By using these images it reveals characters ambition and gives the reader an in depth analysis of how each character acts throughout the play. One example of imagery revealing character's ambition is through imagery of blood. Macbeth…

While the three main techniques they use a lot are: the deception, the abuse of trust, and the concealment and conspiracy. A single white-collar crime may require more than one techniques. Moreover, Braithwaite and Geis proposed six basic propositions to distinguish the difference between the traditional crime and corporate crime (Braithwaite & Geis…

use of concealment. The majority of murder mystery novels examine the act of a murderer who, because of the main detective, is brought to justice for their crimes. In And Then There…

In Hawthorne’s romantic novel, The Scarlet Letter, which revolves around the themes of sin and concealment, Hester, the protagonist, is tagged with the scarlet letter, which is a reminder of her sin in society. However, the governor Dimmesdale, hides his sin, ultimately causing a sense of internal conflict that manifests him. After struggling with his sin, the governor repents his sin, causing both him and Hester to come at one with their sins. To reveal his central themes, Hawthorne utilizes…

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a certain environment. This concealment also helps to avoid injuries caused by enemy. This is very similar to the camouflage tactics of animals, where much research was done to develop the possibly life saving measure of camouflage. “ Camouflage the art and practice of concealment and visual deception in war. It is the means of defeating enemy observation.” (Camouflage n.p.) The entire point of the development of camouflage for the military was to aid in the concealment of points of interest for…

Debits always balanced credits prior to closing, and after books were closed, assets were in balance with the total of liabilities and equity accounts. The aging receivables balance was in balance with each individual customer balances. But, the auditor could have used different other techniques to detect a possible fraud. Had he chosen to follow the active approach he would have seen many red flags. Since auditor was familiar with the company and understood how business was run, he could…

Hawthorne’s romantic novel, The Scarlet Letter, revolves around the themes of sin and concealment. In this novel, the protagonist Hester bears the scarlet letter, a reminder of her sin in society. However, governor Dimmesdale hides his sin, eventually causing a sense of internal conflict that manifests him. After struggling with his sin, the governor repents, causing both Hester and him to become one with their sins. Throughout The Scarlet Letter, Hawthorne uses dualities to reveal that society…

emptying. The Word is expressed in silence, the Divine in the human, but most especially (and here we come to the centre of Balthazar’s theological aesthetics) God’s glory is manifest in the ugliness of the Cross. Concealment thus plays a role in the revelation and the tension between concealment and revelation is resolved in the Cross (see Nichols 42). In this way, Balthasar shows…