Preinstalled cameras are usually made to blend in with surroundings.
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You know, to better blend in with your home decor.
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"That way, we blend in with the population," he said.
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It can blend in with depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder.
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You don't need to blend in with the rest of society.
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Chameleons aren't the only animals that can blend in with their surroundings.
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Dancers in the corps, particularly, have to blend in with the group.
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The human figures in it, camouflaged, should blend in with the background.
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All of the cheerleaders are supposed to blend in with each other.
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The cute design also helps the camera blend in with any home's decor.
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She's covered herself with a maple stain to blend in with the floors.
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You can also blend in with the right style, if that's what you prefer.
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The transparent stems are inconspicuous and blend in with the rest of your skin.
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Proficient pickpockets dress to blend in with the people they want to steal from.
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A savvy bear might hide its snout to blend in with snow when hunting. 2.
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When to use it: Whenever an Old is attempting to blend in with the Youngs.
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No I will not fix my gap to blend in with the rest of society!
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Another student, Sydney Cesar, received a "most likely to blend in with white people" award.
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They don't include headboards, but they're simple enough to blend in with any existing décor.
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Dr. Kao prefers this method because the eventual scar can blend in with the nipple.
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So you won't even see the moon, because it will blend in with the sky.
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Seen from above, the black feathers blend in with the darkness of the sea bottom.
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Second, you needed good lighting and to not blend in with whatever was behind you.
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Though she isn't Muslim, she wears a head scarf to blend in with other immigrants.
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The in-wall and in-ceiling speakers are designed to blend in with your walls.
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Some animals have the ability to blend in with their surroundings as a defense mechanism.
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These are brightly colored bricks that won't blend in with the colors he's actually using.
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The observation deck was designed by EFFEKT Architects to blend in with its natural surroundings.
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As for her disguise -- shades and a White Sox cap to blend in with locals.
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He's trying desperately to blend in with the crowd, which is not going to happen.
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These buzzwords don't really say anything, and they make you blend in with everyone else.
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It allows the TV to blend in with the environment – in this case, a brick wall.
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Then, when the recipient opens their gift, it'll blend in with the tree by turning green.
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Thousands of tiny, moving heads eventually blend in with the landscape as the aircraft rises higher.
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Clumps of facial hair from fighters who shaved their beards to blend in with fleeing civilians.
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The estancia in Scottsdale was designed to blend in with the vegetation of the Sonoran Desert.
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Those moves allowed the Russians to evade strengthened detection systems and blend in with the crowd.
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For McWilliams, having that credit card helped her blend in with the rest of American society.
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Its thermostats and lights switches are voice activated, so they can blend in with the home.
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She's also not meant to blend in with fellow Winterfell natives or Starks with this look.
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I'm just a Londoner who wants to blend in with the environment, don't want to cause attention.
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It said the incident vindicated Pakistan's stance that the militants could easily blend in with the refugees.
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That business ultimately gave Amazon fat technology margins to blend in with its low-margin retail division.
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And we added a new color (inspired by Lake Como ) to blend in with your decor—Sky.
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Wearing white parkas and remaining quiet in the boats, hunters hope to blend in with the ice.
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And it's inconvenient to sneak into recording studios and try to blend in with the foam paneling.
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Please imagine this goofy ass bird trying to blend in with anything and try not to laugh.
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Plus, now Project Fi users have a notch option so they can blend in with the crowd.
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They assimilate and blend in with their white counterparts on shows like Riverdale and 13 Reasons Why.
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The Eastern White Pine is stained a natural color that's meant to blend in with the environment.
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They were designed by MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects and built to blend in with the woodland setting.
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Palm leaf-lined ceilings and natural wooden finishes allow the lodges to blend in with their surroundings.
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Cady traded in her drab flannels for high heels and miniskirts to blend in with the Plastics.
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Like the rest of the Home line, the Max is designed to blend in with its surroundings.
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Samsung's Sero is part of its Frame and Serif line—televisions designed to blend in with furniture.
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The designers added an orange tint to make the structure blend in with the landscape even more.
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"Smartphones are EVERYWHERE, so your new pistol will easily blend in with today's environment," the website reads.
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Businesses shouldn&apost try and blend in with trends — instead, they should utilize their own unique stories.
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The cabin is also made with sustainable materials and designed to blend in with the natural area.
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The smaller size makes it easier to blend in with furniture compared to the taller Echo cylinder.
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Michonne used to walk around with two walkers at her sides to blend in with the herds.
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They almost blend in with the space the way neon signs are an omnipresent element of Chinatown.
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It's also better looking, with six swappable shells designed to help it better blend in with its surroundings.
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But that's what smart home products should do: blend in with your home without calling attention to themselves.
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Justin Bieber decided to ditch the mustache and wig and blend in with regular human beings in England.
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Google smartly designed the Home to blend in with the rest of the mundane products in your home.
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For all it tried to blend in with the household, this thing stuck out like a sore thumb.
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The Grocery section will also get a new look across platforms to better blend in with the Walmart.
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These silicone disguises are designed to fit over cameras in order to blend in with foliage and rocks.
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The site is using standard GoDaddy shared hosting to blend in with 400+ websites using the same IP address.
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"Put Yo Hands Up": This song is cool but it's starting to blend in with what I've already heard.
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Other sea dragon species use their leafy limbs to blend in with the seaweeds growing in their preferred habitat.
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The thing is actually a funny looking 10-inch desktop designed to help it blend in with the furniture.
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The Echo's new swappable decorative shells are also designed to make the device blend in with your home better.
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To pull off this heist successfully, I must blend in with my surroundings in the moments following the crime.
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And I just wanted to blend in with the music and only stand out if it really felt necessary.
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She looked stately in it, and thought it would help her blend in with other mothers at the school.
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I intentionally brought a grey hoodie just to casually "blend in" with the other techies for funs and giggles.
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The crasher wore a houndstooth tweed suit and a flat-topped hat, presumably to blend in with the models.
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Cruz then tried to blend in with fleeing students, but he was arrested without incident a few blocks away.
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Unlike other Home products, the device doesn't exactly blend in with its surroundings any more than your tablet or smartphone.
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The dark glossy face has been replaced with a frosted white situation that's designed to blend in with your home.
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Asking me to take out my braids is asking me to blend in with all the rest of the girls.
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Iraqi security forces were on the lookout for IS members attempting to blend in with the throngs fleeing for safety.
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ISIS and other terrorist groups are known to deliberately blend in with civilian populations to complicate targeting for attacking forces.
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Chameleons change hue to blend in with their background; he changed to stand out, and dared others to mimic him.
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This indoor mini composter is sleek enough to blend in with other appliances and can sit right on the counter.
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You can then cover your bottom lip with foundation to make it blend in with the rest of your face.
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He also went so far as to spray-paint the rope green, so it would blend in with the grass.
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Modus Studio used steel and heat-treated pine to build the treehouse, allowing it to blend in with the landscape.
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Perhaps "black ice," the slick patches that can form unpredictably and almost invisibly because they blend in with the asphalt.
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On messaging groups, protesters were urging each other to blend in with travelers to try to enter the terminal undetected.
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You can also humanize the Control, with seasonal images and a customizable standby screen to blend in with your home decor.
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He creates these translucent characters by playing with the transparency of his subjects' silhouettes, so they blend in with their backgrounds.
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I fear that whiteness will eat him up in one big mouthful; that he will choose to blend in with it.
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In fact, it becomes a part of it: the texts from the astronaut blend in with other conversations on your phone.
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His ability to blend in with the crowd, while simultaneously being its direct focus, is becoming a signature move of his.
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James Comey reportedly tried to hide from the president by using his blue suit to blend in with the blue curtains.
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They've made progress toward material that can detect pressure, blend in with its surroundings, measure body temperature, and do much more.
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Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf hopes to entice New Yorkers into its cafes with unique interiors that blend in with the neighborhood.
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From Monsanto to Philip Morris to Blackwater, ethically challenged companies always seem like they're trying to blend in with the wallpaper.
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But there's so much else going on, her trips to the doctor would otherwise blend in with consulting stylists and producers.
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I spent my summers "reducing" and tried to blend in with what the other kids were eating during the school year.
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As their plots become more complicated, they don "survival camouflage" — clothes used to mask secrets and blend in with surrounding enemies.
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Apparently the residents help them stash guns and blend in with the others as soon as the boere (pigs) show up.
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Tall, brawny, and clothed in bright colors, Hawk doesn't blend in with the crowd, which gives him a unique vantage point.
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The adjacent retail space, as well as 100 apartments, will also aim to blend in with the surroundings, Mr. Asgeirsson said.
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This pro-American aesthetic is what makes the Melzac Collection blend in with the rest of the agency headquarters' self-referential decor.
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Once we were all outside, Beargrylls Survival Academy Project Developer, Scott Heffield said it was time to blend in with our environment.
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If you've ever watched a Superman adaptation, Clark Kent really goes out of his way to make himself blend in with humans.
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For makeup, I usually do the Tarte waterproof mascara and a Tarte liquid blush that I can blend in with my fingers.
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In most cases, this costume will work best on black dogs because of how well the legs blend in with their fur.
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She added that the seals' gray coats blend in with the road so they are in danger of being hit by cars.
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The design is like a bird house because it was intended to blend in with its surroundings and survive in any environment.
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To make sure the caravans wouldn't stand out in the landscape, the family painted them green, to blend in with their surroundings.
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You'll find clever, edgy upgrades to essentials that blend in with the rest of your jewelry collection — like an entire Zodiac collection.
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Not only will it keep your workspace tidy, but the black color will also blend in with pretty much any office décor.
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Ben Affleck did his best to blend in with the crowd during a 4th of July parade, but it didn't work ... at all.
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The speaker's design also has the appealing ability to blend in with its surroundings, making it seem like the music's coming from nowhere.
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The open carry law in Dallas meant a potential shooter could easily blend in with the many legally armed people at the protest.
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Cruz still had more than 150 rounds of ammunition, but walked out trying to blend in with other students, according to the report.
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Votel cautioned it was hard to provide precise numbers as IS fighters move around the city and blend in with the local population.
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Whereas the Home and Home Mini are compact and blend in with your home decor, the Home Max is a big honking speaker.
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The FTC has also made recent moves to police "native advertising," a new breed of marketing designed to blend in with traditional journalism.
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Tall, statuesque, and pulsing with Amazonian blood, Diana (Gal Gadot) doesn't easily blend in with the outside world in the film Wonder Woman.
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Additionally, the Telegraph wrote that the building "has been criticized for failing to blend in with the surroundings and resembling a giant matchstick."
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Mr. Saltz was carrying a long strip of paper that had been printed to blend in with the granite used for the fountain.
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In black Chicago homes and businesses, pictures blend in with family photos as if Obama is a cousin or nephew who made good.
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When I walk into a pub in England, it's not like I blend in with the furniture and become one with the locals.
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So it made sense for me to slip into a work outfit, sweep my hair back, and blend in with the commuter clientele.
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Knowing a shark was close, the octopus would cover herself in shells in an attempt to blend in with the sea floor and hide.
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Both ISIS and Al Qaeda are known for deliberately seeking to blend in with civilian populations to better protect themselves from U.S. drone strikes.
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During Kim's stay, her photos showcased the serene setting and decor, which boasts a natural color scheme to blend in with the natural beauty.
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The aluminum bands at the upper and bottom edges are also red, allowing them to sleekly blend in with the rest of the phone.
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The best thing to do when in close contact with someone you don't want to talk to is to blend in with your surroundings.
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It was designed for Sony's Life Space UX series of products, which focuses on aesthetically pleasing gadgets that blend in with your home decor.
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At the same time, the directional sound was just low enough to blend in with the background sounds when someone else wore the device.
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Plus, carrying a larger digital camera would have drawn the curiosity of riot police, while a phone helped him blend in with the crowds.
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But the brick facade, with windows framed in cast stone, does its best to blend in with the neighborhood, with its predominantly masonry buildings.
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"You wear dead skin, everybody's happy," said Hurst of why he'd channel his onscreen character in real life to blend in with the dead.
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The seals' silver-gray fur makes them blend in with the color of icy roads that are dusted with sand in the winter months.
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The building was developed by Alchemy Properties and the Carlyle Group, and was designed to blend in with the neighborhood's many prewar apartment houses.
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There are two buttons—"submit a new link" and "submit a new text post"—that blend in with the advertisements on the site's right rail.
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But with a stretched interior, it could easily blend in with the sea of limos and black cars bearing C-suite executives through urban canyons.
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I don't really want to blend in with everyone else; I want to stand out in the way I dress or the way I talk.
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The harlequin filefish (Oxymonacanthus longirostris), prune at Acropora corals partially to absorb their scent, helping them chemically blend in with the reef to avoid predators.
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A few beekeepers had evaded the ban by camouflaging their hives with faux-brick contact paper or otherwise making them blend in with the rooftops.
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At first glance, Peeta's painted shapes and shadows on this wall of a hotel in Barcelona, Spain, blend in with the surrounding balconies and walls.
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Seeking to blend in with the soccer fans, another bomber had been wearing a tracksuit with the logo of the German soccer team Bayern Munich.
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Some of these leaders may have shaved their beards, discarded their weapons and sought to blend in with the thousands of civilians on the move.
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On the other hand, change the uniform too little, and you risk continuing to blend in with the doormen, the pilots and other fashion usurpers.
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Even iridescent June bugs blend in with their green and brown surroundings, and most brightly-colored scarabs stick to natural tones in green or blue.
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They also tend to have white bellies, which enable them to blend in with contrasting light from the surface and avoid being seen from below.
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Dispatch From Tehran TEHRAN — I had visited the sprawling mausoleum of the founder of the Islamic republic multiple times, trying to blend in with pilgrims.
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The tattoo is not prominent, but it's not hidden, either — it's designed to blend in with his eyebrow and facial hair, and compliments his features perfectly.
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Some of the topics that Holloway is working on, like tech recruiting, naturally blend in with the rest of the business world and those wider audiences.
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Honestly, it looks a bit like a big, shiny hearing aid — though the black and gold colors are designed to "blend in" with different hair styles.
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It will not blend in with your grandad's library, but if you like blue neon, and aggressive, sharp lines, it will be right up your alley.
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Exterior building materials were limited to unfinished redwood and cypress, which helped them further blend in with groves as well as mirror the local vernacular architecture.
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A new type of native format will allow for ads that better blend in with the millions of publishers and apps that use Google's ad platform.
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If Elsa Hosk thought she could blend in with her surroundings by matching the colors of a fancy French pool deck ... well, she was sadly mistaken.
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The designers of Rodarte, Laura and Kate Mulleavy, regularly give Commando their planned palette, the better to produce knickers that will blend in with the clothes.
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Comey reportedly went so far to avoid Trump as to try to blend in with curtains during a White House event with Trump earlier this year.
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That difficulty is even more acute in environments like Afghanistan or Iraq, where the enemy wears no uniform and can readily blend in with civilian populations.
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CNN, citing law enforcement sources, said the gunman tried to blend in with students who were fleeing the school but was spotted and taken into custody.
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There was no way to blend in with the crowd because there was no crowd; just a phalanx of young staff at a check-in table.
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The Russia-linked Facebook ads that have been revealed often used colloquial language, amateur-ish memes, and conversational prompts to blend in with their target's feed.
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West was attending the show with his wife, Kim Kardashian West, a couple that weren't ever going to blend in with the crowd — or the cast.
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Designed to blend in with the forest and bluffs, the houses are made from local cedar, redwood and Douglas fir, and have a clean, contemporary profile.
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Arriving at the stadium, we switched out our yellow hi-vis for orange to blend in with what every other official looking person there was wearing.
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"She says their names," Morgan Freeman intones, and Hillary Clinton's voice, clipped from the campaign trail, seems to blend in with his: "Trayvon Martin," they both say.
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Each little drone is essentially an airborne LED light that, from the audience's perspective, seems to blend in with the set before bursting out over the dancers.
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Security forces wore civilian shirts and shorts to blend in with the villagers, according to the second police officer and Inn Din's Buddhist administrator, Maung Thein Chay.
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"We have failed in the past by employing foreign workers who could not blend in with a different culture," a manager of a metal-products maker wrote.
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They were both dressed in this really heavy camouflage in order to blend in with the environment, and they both had a rifle swung around their shoulders.
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When you went to make the albums in Cuba and Peru, what did you take from those musical cultures to blend in with that typical London grey?
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The digital villagers went through the same character and costume design, but then the visual-effects team took over, generating figures that blend in with the others.
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Developers intend to incorporate recycled brick and wooden trusses to blend in with the historic surroundings, said Todd Chapman, the president and chief executive of JMA Ventures.
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The shooter has ceased shooting, and will soon abandon his rifle, blend in with the students as they escape, and walk free for an hour before arrest.
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Unlike the local population, the foreigners often do not speak Arabic fluently, and their non-Arab features mean that they cannot blend in with the local population.
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I knew that I would not be able to sit for dinner without a ticket, but hoped that I could blend in with the crowd for cocktails.
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"If true, it would be very tragic," Ms. Wells told the House hearing, noting that extremists often try to blend in with civilians to avoid being targeted.
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The shooter has ceased shooting and will soon abandon his rifle, blend in with the students as they escape and walk free for an hour before arrest.
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The hand-crafted lashes are made from super-soft synthetic silk and are connected to a clear band, helping them seamlessly blend in with your lashline naturally.
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In an effort to blend in with the SUV scene it comes black cladding around the lower body and wheel wells to toughen up its otherwise sleek lines.
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That means that Facebook advertisers will have access to the stickers, filters, and drawing tools that make for less polished ads that better blend in with user posts.
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Halloween costumes have their origins in a medieval tradition called 'guising,' or disguising oneself as a ghost to blend in with the nefarious spirits who emerged during Samhain.
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The High End Françoise Raynaud, a Parisian architect, has created a 30-story condo designed both to loom over and blend in with its fast-developing downtown neighborhood.
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They are also two-toned, with speckled and dark tops and pale bottoms, which help them blend in with their surroundings and keep predators from seeing them easily.
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Law enforcement also suggested the shooter's gun may have jammed before he abandoned it and a vest he was wearing to blend in with the crowd and flee.
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We wore long-sleeve dresses, khaki, so we would blend in with the 21943,240 troops on our ship, which was also carrying some Red Cross workers and correspondents.
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The piping plover, a shorebird with a wingspan of only about 15 inches, has light brown and white feathers that allow it to blend in with the sand.
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Pnut's best friend is Marcel Baptiste (Moise Morancy), a transplanted black Haitian who has taught himself to blend in with the street-smart white kids he hangs with.
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Ivanka Trump's doing her best to blend in with locals in Ethiopia, and that means busting out her best dance moves -- and, so far, the locals seem impressed!
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The report also says that Apple will use a black coating on some of the new phones' lenses to help them blend in with the outside of the device.
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There's plenty of back-and-forth between the desire to just blend in with the community, but we're not at a point where there is gender parity in esports.
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He then used a computer to convert that information into a voltage appropriate to the task of allowing the graphene layers to blend in with the changing thermal background.
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They blend in with crowds, can make split-second decisions based on the circumstances they see, and can choose to detonate when they deem it most appropriate — and deadly.
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It is also about privilege, because as a cis white woman I have the option to blend in with, say, the 53% of white women who voted for Trump.
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The covers come in black, white, yellow, pink and orange, so they'll blend in with whatever device you put them on (there are also black metal and silver versions).
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The mood is rebellious, and you're asking questions about fitting in; you don't want to blend in with the crowd, but you don't want to be left out, either.
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While this will be unpopular with some, I was happy to see that the bump itself is transparent, which helps it blend in with the rest of the phone.
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That's the only fantasy sequence in Chad Hartigan's movie, but we get the hint: why blend in with a foreign country, when the country can dance to your tune?
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Its new form factor is 10 percent smaller and a little more conspicuous; Roku showed me one in person and it should definitely blend in with most entertainment centers.
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Jackson should have used his draft pick to trade for an established star who would blend in with Carmelo Anthony, and who might have had experience with the triangle offense.
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When you want to have a conversation, you don't have to stop the music to do so—just talk normally let the other person's responses blend in with the music.
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The Russian effort exploited one of the great promises of social platforms — a level playing field — to blend in with other content being pushed out during and after the election.
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Each day, a fleet of lidar-guided, all-electric Chevy Bolts exits a downtown garage to roam San Francisco, attempting to blend in with people-guided vehicles and other AVs.
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But in Libya as well, US officials say they are seeing ISIS fighters try to rapidly move out of Sirte into other areas to blend in with the local population.
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Not to worry: The market is also sprinkled with super unique Bluetooth speakers that double as lamps, plant holders, or knick-knacks that will seamlessly blend in with your decor.
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If the cast was more diverse beyond the neglected Luke and Moira, then June's transformation into a melanin-seeking missile might blend in with the background, but it's just not.
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Click here to view original GIFImagine a world where robots creep up on you: Electric motors just a gentle whir, hard shells changing color to blend in with their surroundings.
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Uganda's air force work uniform looks like they couldn't decide if they wanted to blend in with the ground or with the water and decided not to make a choice.
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By turning on these lights and regulating their intensity, hatchet fish blend in with light flowing down from the surface, becoming invisible to predators looking up for silhouettes from below.
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She also said that one of the reasons he wears a lot of color is that he doesn't want to let his trademark beard blend in with a dark top.
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The society hired an architect who took pains to design a mosque that would blend in with the neighborhood, where a fire station stands across the street from the site.
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Putting people of color in front of the camera just to figure out how to get them to blend in with everyone else is not the kind of diversity we need.
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" Read more " Dancers of color have long had to take extra steps to slather their pink shoes with darker foundation or paint to blend in with the line of their legs.
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Did he want to blend in with the skaters of Los Angeles, who don't have time for the hairspray and wash schedule that Keery spent the last two years adhering to?
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Today, Arbery — who wears hipster-nerd glasses and described his plays as partly about "unpacking whiteness" — might blend in with any number of self-questioning, progressive-minded young artists in Brooklyn.
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Today, my children, who are roughly a fifth West African descended, are so blond-haired and fair-skinned that they can blend in with the locals when we travel in Sweden.
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Her living room was crowded with house plants that seemed to blend in with the greenery, and she said the light had diminished over the years as the trees grew taller.
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Harp seals, millions of which live in and around the far north Atlantic and Arctic, are known for their pups, whose white coats help them blend in with snow and ice.
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The new Echo is more compact and comes with colors that will blend in with your furniture more easily: Oak veneer, sandstone fabric, charcoal fabric, heather gray fabric, walnut veneer, and silver.
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Not only can cuttlefish change the texture of their bodies to blend in with the ocean floor, new research shows that they can put this camouflage power on autopilot to save energy.
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The line is utilitarian, designed to blend in with its surroundings, an ethereal presence that's far more about software than hardware, serving as a portal into Alexa's vast and far-reaching brain.
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He isn't an actor in a literal sense, but I have hopes that he, clad in some ridiculous all-fur outfit, will blend in with the wild-haired Watchers on the Wall.
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At one point, Wittes recalls, Comey stood in a position so that his blue blazer would blend in with the room's blue drapes in an effort for Trump to not notice him.
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"Special operations forces, when they operate in certain areas, do what they can to, if you will, blend in with the community to enhance their own protection, their own security," Cook said.
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At one point, Wittes relays, Comey stood in a position so that his blue blazer would blend in with the room's blue drapes in an effort for Trump to not notice him.
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The master bedroom and one of the guest rooms have access to the porch roof, through original "walk-through" windows: Dutch doors whose bottom halves appear to blend in with the walls.
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"Special operations forces, when they operate in certain areas, do what they can to, if you will, blend in with the community to enhance their own protection, their own security," he said. Col.
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If he succeeds at first base in Pittsburgh, the transition will just be another unlikely success for John, one of a few handfuls of major leaguers who can actually blend in with society.
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She is also the creative liaison to ILMxLAB, where she helps ensure the immersive augmented and virtual experiences the studio creates also blend in with the larger creative universes within which they reside.
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While members of FLDS live in an isolated community and choose to dress in easily identifiable, modest and rather old-fashioned garb, Order members wear modern clothing to blend in with gentile society.
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Scientists have engineered a material that can transform from a 2D sheet to a 3D shape, adjusting its texture to blend in with its surroundings, per a new study published today in Science.
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It's beefy at eight inches tall and nearly seven inches wide, and the device asserts itself with its oval shape, which doesn't fit neatly into a corner or blend in with a wall.
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Structures like Falling Water by Frank Lloyd Wright, located in western Pennsylvania, have attempted to blend in with the landscape and complement the environment rather than form a distinct identity of their own.
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In many ways, like population and gross domestic product, Puerto Rico appears like just any other middle-of-the-road state that may blend in with many you'd see on the American mainland.
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"The fight against the Mafia can no longer be delegated only to specialists because today's mobsters know more than ever to blend in with our world," she said, according to Corriere della Sera.
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The only thing this stealth feline can think to do to avoid the dog and blend in with its environment is casually clap along to a song sung by a nearby group of humans.
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A particularly strong voice often sways everyone's opinions, and psychologists consistently find that most people, despite what they might claim, prefer to blend in with the group rather than stand out on an island.
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Exclusive 15 Photos View Slide Show ' On the outside, the house at 193 Suffolk Street in Sag Harbor, N.Y., was designed to blend in with nearby homes that were built in the 18th century.
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"Magecart set up custom, targeted infrastructure to blend in with the British Airways website specifically and avoid detection for as long as possible," Yonathan Klijnsma, head researcher at RiskIQ, wrote in a blog post.
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The Eedor Thin Casual Boat Line Socks come in four different colors that are generally neutral and will blend in with the look of many shoes, further enhancing the no show of it all.
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"Magecart set up custom, targeted infrastructure to blend in with the British Airways website specifically and avoid detection for as long as possible," Yonathan Klijnsma, head researcher at RiskIQ, wrote in a blog post.
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The blue and yellow shirts are meant to blend in with the team's colors, she said, in hopes that the NBA will air them in game coverage and in the arena during the game.
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And if you need another reason to add this TV to your living room, the ambient mode helps your TV blend in with your decor so you're not left with a boring blank screen.
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In May, the New York Times reported that Comey had attempted to "blend in with the blue curtains in the back of the room" to avoid Trump's attention during a meeting on Jan. 22.
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If Cavallari and Cutler are looking to hang out with the city's A-listers or simply blend in with the locals, here are a few spots they need to check out, according to famous Nashvillians.
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The Whisperers have a great way to blend in with zombie hordes, but there's one big downside: It puts them at a disadvantage when trying to fight another group while also trying to stay undercover.
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I think some of it also has to do with stigma and this younger generation wanting to blend in with the mainstream more both in terms of kind of asserting their place in the mainstream.
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Other awards given to students included "most likely to blend in with white people" and "most likely to be homeless in Guatemala," according to local news reports, which showed pictures of two of the certificates.
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The wax may have originally been tinted to blend in with the silver, but time has darkened it, so the figure is now at once a window into ancient wealth and 19th-century museum practice.
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I thought leaders are supposed to be loud — I'm quiet, leaders are supposed to be decisive — I am very indecisive, and I do not have a bold presence — I just blend in with everyone else.
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The picture frame design, while far less interesting and aesthetically pleasing than its predecessor, does point to what is likely the future of these devices: a push to more seamlessly blend in with their surroundings.
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The company asks that ads on Pinterest mimic user posts, providing their own beautiful imagery and helpful tips — another parallel that Mr. Silbermann drew to Google, given how its ads blend in with search results.
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In one remarkable episode, Comey tried to avoid Trump's attention during a ceremony to honor law enforcement officials, held just a couple of days after Trump's inauguration, by ... trying to blend in with some curtains.
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While the white color helped Daenerys to blend in with the snow (and make her less of an easy target for javelin-throwing White Walkers), the texture was a nod to her changing relationship with Jon.
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The transition from sorrow to joy, she explains, begins with donning a costume for the subsequent witches' ball, part two of the evening's festivities: "Costumes...allow the living to blend in with the dead," she adds.
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Professor Barton pointed out that a large number of radicals had gravitated to the Klang Valley region of Malaysia, where they blend in with nonviolent extremists, making it difficult for the police to break up plots.
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Slowly emerging from his position, the instructor explained the need to use the terrain to your advantage, to find and build screens, to blend in with your environment, and to keep low and manage your movements.
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"Special operations forces, when they operate in certain areas, do what they can to, if you will, blend in with the community to enhance their own protection, their own security," Pentagon press secretary Peter Cook said.
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Matonis speculated that the hackers had chosen the program in order to blend in with a crowd of other malware authors, but it had ultimately had the opposite effect, setting them apart as a distinct set.
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The Sero is Samsung's latest addition to its line of "lifestyle" TVs that include the Serif, designed to blend in with your living room aesthetic, and The Frame, which showcases artwork when not playing video content.
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Many of those fighters are believed to be foreigners who traveled to Syria to join the terror group and have been unable to escape as they have been unable to blend in with the local population.
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The Opté Want is a wand-like gadget that scans your skin for differently pigmented areas and then blasts a microscopic amount of serum onto spots to make them blend in with the rest of the surface.
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As regards this study, Twitter also argues that researchers with only access to public data are not well positioned to definitively identify sophisticated state-run intelligence agency activity that's trying to blend in with everyday social networking.
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The superstar was reportedly on the campus of the University of Southern California on Monday to rehearse for the upcoming Super Bowl halftime show, and let's just say she didn't exactly blend in with the student population.
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Officials believe that the number of foreigners captured is likely to grow as many of those fighters remaining in ISIS areas are likely to be foreigners unable to attempt to blend in with local populations to escape.
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Bin Laden had fled to the mountains, and the remaining Al Qaeda leaders understood that, as Arabs and North Africans, they could never blend in with the locals, who spoke Dari, Pashto, Balochi, and other regional languages.
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The object of our affection is the collection's sterling silver link bracelet, rendered in the sturdy mercurial metal with a hidden clasp designed to blend in with the rest of the bulbous links for a seamless appearance.
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MIT says this robot will blend in with its surroundings and get closer to sea life than existing autonomous underwater vehicles, which often have to be tethered to a boat with a cable and have bulky propellers.
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In a way, law enforcement have taken advantage of the protections offered by Tor to blend in with everyone else—on the dark web, you never really know who is on the other end of a conversation.
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Other sections presented without commentary are "Camouflage," which captures chance moments when bird blend in with their surroundings, and "Sonograms," a stunning collection of blue-and-yellow renderings of chirping birds framed within graphs that resemble stamped images.
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At one point during the White House event, Wittes said, Comey stood in a position so that his blue blazer would blend in with the Blue Room's blue drapes in an effort for Trump to not notice him.
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Available in colors selected for their ability to blend in with water (aquamarine for the pool, deep blue for the ocean), many of Babes and Bathers' sporty styles come in sleek cuts or are adorned with girlie ruffles.
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Beyond foundation and complexion products, that means finding lipsticks that come in shades vibrant enough for even the deepest tones, neutrals that don't blend in with the skin, and blush and shadows that don't leave an ashy whitecast.
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Fans of 2003's iconic adolescent drama Thirteen will love this new classic's fearless exploration of those first, tentative steps towards adulthood — that insatiable desire to blend in with your crew while still sticking up for your own boundaries.
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It looks sleek and modern, and draw attention – a stark contrast to iRobot and others, who seem to have designed their bots as broad flat pucks that try (but ultimately fail) to blend in with their surroundings and disappear.
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The security forces rely on a list of names and witness testimonies to identify suspected IS members, every day picking up men who managed to blend in with fleeing civilians in the fog of war and formed sleeper cells.
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The stone houses with mossy thatched roofs almost blend in with the hillside, as if they simply grew out of the hill to house the hardy people who came here in the 16th century fleeing the advancing Spanish armies.
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Like most intimacy coordinators, she wore the kind of dark, functional clothing that made her blend in with the rest of a film crew, but her physical presence seemed designed to welcome curiosity, feet planted and eye contact direct.
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In a 2017 essay for Politico, art historian Kimberly Chrisman-Campbell pointed out that, during times of vast income inequality, wealthy people tend to dress down in an ill-fated, oft-mocked attempt to blend in with the masses.
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Thus, the density and complexity of the lines "If you don't see me on the block I ain't tryna hide / I blend in with the hood, I'm camouflage / bandana tied" is a lot more impressive sounded out than you probably remember.
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After all, Comey is the same 6-foot-8-inch former FBI Director who attempted to "blend in" with the blue drapes during a previous White House visit with his then-boss, President Donald Trump, who fired him last month.
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According to a Yankees news release, the netting down the lines is the same thickness — 1.2 millimeters — as the netting behind home plate and is "field green" in color, designed to blend in with the grass and minimize the visual impact.
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Police in riot gear stood guard at the terminals while others searched buses and cars heading towards the airport, looking for protesters who dressed to blend in with travelers, rather than in the all black garb that has become their signature.
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In the first season she tries to blend in with the other do-gooders, makes a few friends (played by William Jackson Harper, Jameela Jamil and Manny Jacinto) and hides her identity from the head of the Good Place (Ted Danson).
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The book — designed by Adam Bartos, Hee Jin Kang, and Ben Tousle — is a slender, gray, 50-odd-page hardcover that's inconspicuous and could easily blend in with other books on a shelf, just like Marker both appeared and disappeared in public.
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After the loss in March of the last patch of the territory it once held across Syria and Iraq, the Islamic State dispersed its supporters and fighters to blend in with the larger population or to hide out in remote deserts and mountains.
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"Since the time I came out here, it has been 219 minutes 20 seconds, and the shooter has ceased shooting and will soon abandon his rifle, blend in with the students as they escape and walk free an hour before arrest," she said.
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Instead, the "sidewalk advocates," as they refer to themselves, attempt to blend in with the clinic escorts and approach the women to ask them if they really want to have an abortion, and refer them to the anti-abortion clinic that is usually nearby.
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Click here to view original GIFIn an effort to capture never-before-seen footage of animals in their natural habitats, the BBC's Spy in the Wild series created robotic versions of meerkats, monkeys, and other creatures designed to blend in with their real-life counterparts.
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The Glass Sound Speaker is the latest gadget from Sony's Life Space UX project, which designs and produces high-end tech products that can seamlessly blend in with your home, and it's one of the most beautiful Bluetooth speakers we've seen in some time.
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The biggest revelation in the new episode 6 photos seems to be that Daenerys is heading somewhere that would necessitate some unusual camouflage gear, in a color she doesn't usually wear — where on earth might she need to blend in with white surroundings, I wonder?
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The battle is expected to lead to a major refugee exodus, a possible ISIS insurgency should fighters opt to blend in with the local population rather than flee or fight to the death, and power struggles among Mosul's diverse ethnic, tribal and religious groups.
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The 64th episode of the latest Pokémon Sun and Moon television series is not airing in the West, probably because the main character, Ash Ketchum, got his face painted black so he could blend in with a group of Pokémon whose faces are black.
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The concept of disguising matériel and soldiers to blend in with their surroundings originated in the 1800s and was further developed during World War I. In May 1917, a New York lawyer who visited the French battlefront wrote about it for The Times's Magazine section.
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The Bondo-ed protuberances, which include sections of picture frames, a moose horn, and a dragon's head resembling a Viking prow, blend in with the background color to a degree that somehow lends them the illusion of translucency, a transfixing contradiction to their inherent leadenness.
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Available in white or black versions to blend in with the cups used by your city's most popular coffee chain, the $12 reusable Lolo Lids also create an airtight seal around your can when inserted into a paper cup, helping to keep its contents cooler longer.
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"This prioritization, much to the U.S.'s frustration and embarrassment, has facilitated AQAP's efforts to blend in with the anti-Huthi opposition, which has given it access to weapons and new sources of income," the crisis-monitoring nonprofit said in a briefing, using another spelling for Houthis.
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Heather Sparling, a musicologist at Cape Breton University, said the style was gradually losing some of its distinctiveness because of the growing popularity of pan-Celtic festivals, where experimentation and the influences of musician on musician mean that the regional style comes to blend in with others.
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Coalition officials have said that as ISIS territory is reduced the concentration of foreign fighters in its remaining redoubts is likely to increase, as the foreign operatives are more willing to fight to the death and find it harder to blend in with the local population.
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A cassowary's plumage is similar to that of an ostrich, and is an iridescent black color, which contrasts beautifully against the bird's bright blue neck and red wattle and nape, and also helps it to blend in with its native surroundings in New Guinea and Australia.
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A teacher at a Texas middle school is out of a job after she gave mock awards to students that included designations like "most likely to become a terrorist" and "most likely to blend in with white people," the school district and local media reports said.
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I suppose the larger question here is this: If, today, a truck can blend in with the Florida sky, and thus fatally disorient a self-driving machine, what might we learn from this event in terms of how to deliberately confuse robotic military systems of the future?
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" The Palette That Brings Out Maeve's Human Nature Marsh: "For Maeve's 'human look,' we ditched the Mariposa madam's heavy smokey eye and went with a more natural makeup look, since she's attempting to blend in with humans who are leaving the park and doesn't want to be recognized.
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I was working in the thin-obsessed fashion industry and had no plans to alter my career path; instead of wanting to blend in with the sea of skinnies, I decided to utilize my stand out size as a niche, and began a style blog, P.S. It's Fashion.
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Hand-woven grass fences surrounding the kitchen and en suite bathrooms made the camp blend in with the scrub and trees on the edge of the floodplain, while carpets and leather sourced from artisans throughout the country gave the cozy, open-air common area a distinctly Chadian feel.
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But as Sergeant Barreto Ortiz, who was part of a driving team for covert special operations officers, neared a checkpoint in the neighborhood where Afghan national security authorities have offices, his unarmored Toyota SUV — meant to blend in with civilian traffic — was hit by a suicide car bomber.
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And as longstanding tension within the LGBTQ community between social assimilation and separatism—that is, the debate over whether queer people should try to blend in with the rest of society or reject society outright—continues to churn, the roots and history of queer nationalism seem as relevant as ever.
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Pureval argues that as much as he can blend in with these crowds of people -- as he did while watching the 2018 installment of the Danger Wheel race, an event the features colorfully dressed people on adult sized big wheels riding past obstacles on East 12th Street -- Chabot would stand out.
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Comey -- who is 6 feet 2023 inches tall and was wearing a dark blue suit that day -- told Mr. Wittes that he tried to blend in with the blue curtains in the back of the room, in the hopes that Mr. Trump would not spot him and call him out.
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That played into the strategy of Syria's Qaeda affiliate, the Nusra Front, to blend in with the wider rebel movement by changing its name, announcing a break with Al Qaeda and merging with other factions — moves that have not convinced the United States that the group has changed, Mr. Fernandez said.
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They've also evidently concentrated effort on the design aspect of the product, eschewing an overly shiny gadget aesthetic for something softer — a textile-covered chime speaker that's intended to blend in with interior decoration trends — and thus more likely to appeal to the (likely) older homeowning consumers they have in their sights.
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"Spotted once again during the Texas Colonial Waterbird Survey by Coastal Fisheries staff and volunteers, this escaped zoo flamingo has decided to spend Memorial Day weekend on the Texas coast," Coastal Fisheries – Texas Parks and Wildlife posted on Facebook along with a photo of the 492 failing to blend in with other birds.
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In a 1977 PBS documentary about Hyde Park's development, residents complain about the number of gas stations crammed into a half mile (seven at the time), and a representative of a proposed McDonald's vows that the local franchise will dispense with its signature roof beams to better blend in with the historic architecture.
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Though Pippin captures the triumph of the African American soldiers, in their dark uniforms, they almost seem to blend in with the blackened background, reminding the viewer that despite the initial flurry of homecoming glory that met the black soldiers who gallantly served their country, they were quickly made invisible by racial segregation at home.
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With its minimalist shape and its refusal to blend in with its surroundings, that home remains a touchstone for young architects, like the 36-year-old Cristián Izquierdo, who in 2016 completed his Casa Morrillos, a weekend retreat for a pair of older couples from Santiago, on a dune 123 minutes north of Tongoy.
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"Heard @justinbieber declared he's not taking selfies with fans anymore… Back in the olden times, when I couldn't go out without getting stopped for pics & autographs, I actually resorted to this look to hide," Van Der Beek began his post along with a photo of his "intellectual fisherman" disguise that he used to blend in with non-famous people.
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About an hour's drive from Brittany's capital city of Rennes in western France, the hotel is easy to miss from the road since its stone walls blend in with the sea walls of Dinard, a longtime vacation spot for Bretons and an old-time international elite such as Lawrence of Arabia, Jules Verne, Pablo Picasso and more.
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"They routed traffic through approximately 34 servers located in nearly 20 countries to obfuscate their true location, used encrypted communication channels within Equifax's network to blend in with normal network activity, and deleted compressed files and wiped log files on a daily basis in an effort to eliminate records of their activity," the Justice Department said in a press release.
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According to a CBP statement about the operation, the vessel was first spotted somewhere in the eastern Pacific Ocean on March 800 by agents in a P-423 Long Range Tracker, a surveillance aircraft with special sensors and radar to detect semi-submersible subs, which float just below the surface and are often camouflaged to blend in with the water.
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According to a CBP statement about the operation, the vessel was first spotted somewhere in the eastern Pacific Ocean on March 2 by agents in a P-3 Long Range Tracker, a surveillance aircraft with special sensors and radar to detect semi-submersible subs, which float just below the surface and are often camouflaged to blend in with the water.
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