Cars will be hidden away in an underground parking facility.
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Its atelier in Santa Monica is hidden away and private.
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It has already spent the last 40 years hidden away.
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For such a marquee feature it feels awfully hidden away.
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And it has a webcam hidden away in its keyboard!
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Posts by professional media were hidden away on another tab.
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It's hidden away down a nondescript alley in Yaowarat, Bangkok's Chinatown.
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"It's very country-specific and hidden away under laws," he said.
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And there are still plentiful tiny, one-off areas hidden away.
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But the centerpiece is that map, hidden away for six decades.
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We all have embarrassing clothing choices hidden away in our closet.
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Hidden away in remote pockets are ancient forests overlooked by loggers.
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We all have a few beauty skeletons hidden away in our closets.
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And that was the point: It's not a scary place, hidden away.
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And all the things they do to keep those things hidden away.
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He says fewer are sleeping hidden away in the city's wooded areas.
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It's hidden away on the timeline that charts your progress through a video.
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Then there is the office, clean and tidy and a little hidden away.
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She seemed relieved, as Muffin Computer's booth was quite small and hidden away.
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Now, like the once hidden-away Trump National itself, they're just much more noticeable.
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Clinton made the ask, and Kaine, hidden away in the dock worker's office, accepted.
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It's nearly impossible to track these illicit funds accurately, as they're likely hidden away.
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It unlocked an honesty to them about the past that had been hidden away.
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In contrast to Iran, things aren't hidden away, it's all out in the open.
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Now the bullpens are hidden away underneath the bleachers, out of sight and sound.
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Was he saved by his nurse and hidden away for decades in northern Greece?
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Objects were often hidden away as a way to bring good luck to inhabitants.
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Instead, Jagu continued to live at home, half hidden away in my grandmother's room.
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The amount of wealth hidden away in secrecy jurisdictions is estimated upwards of $32 trillion.
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The amount of wealth hidden away in secrecy jurisdictions is estimated upwards of $2000 trillion.
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Hidden away inside the Polaroid's housing is a Raspberry Pi controlling all of the hardware.
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On another far wall, almost hidden away, are pieces that deserve to be better shown.
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Instead of being covered up or hidden away, Google's putting its platform front and center.
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There are also parental controls that are somewhat hidden away but comprehensive, and webcam protection.
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But for most of us, our smartphone was hidden away in our pocket or handbag.
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Of course, you can't see diamonds because they're hidden away inside and must be extracted.
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See, to them, disabled kids were the ones who got hidden away in "special" classrooms.
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How a massive painting by Charles Addams wound up hidden away in a university library.
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If you're hidden away, even though your color is better, you don't win the argument.
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Hard-won money that he'd hoarded and hidden away from his creditors at the bank.
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Student Opinion Have you ever discovered anything hidden away in an old house or apartment?
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It might even have water and carbon hidden away from the beginning of the Solar System.
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There's also no word on whether the rear cameras will be similarly hidden away by glass.
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But who you are is something hidden away from everybody else, maybe even hidden from yourself.
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Open YouTube on your phone today and you'll find them hidden away in a separate tab.
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With the desktop as an "app," that meant the taskbar was also hidden away by default.
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And yet this is the unglamorous reality hidden away inside the sausage factory of political change.
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She keeps an ax at hand for the deed, wrapped in a cloth and hidden away.
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Nothing was packed in, nothing was covered in plastic cowlings, hidden away and out of sight.
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Often, the tools required to make the games work are server-side, hidden away from players.
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Instead, they chose to preach their sermon in a quaint church hidden away in an alley.
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Many of the neighborhood's mansions are hidden away behind gates and protected by elaborate security systems.
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BROKAW Trauma is public now and not hidden away, in a way that it was before.
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Classy, elegant, and luxurious, but with a powerful 450 bhp engine hidden away underneath its hood.
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The other is that there is still an exact word-for-word transcript hidden away somewhere.
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Ned finds Lyanna hidden away in the (ironically named) Tower of Joy right before she dies.
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Food staples, aluminum foil, extra paper towels etc should all be hidden away to avoid visual clutter.
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Images were both in the raw app package and in the asset catalog (hidden away inside assets.car).
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The recording option should be right on the pause screen, not hidden away underneath the FLIPTRAY button.
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Right now, things like Highlights, settings, and even your own profile are hidden away in the "..." menu.
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The actual homepage is part of the same domain, but it's hidden away in this sub-folder.
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Rublyovka's multimillion-dollar homes are hidden away in the trees behind high walls lined with security cameras.
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They weren't much to look at, but rather a gateway to Alexa, designed to be hidden away.
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To begin with we make a trip to an indigenous rasta village hidden away in Montego Bay.
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In either case, you will be rejecting the notion that your true self should be hidden away.
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It's a rare opportunity to see antiquities and esoterica that are otherwise hidden away in private collections.
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Even boarded up and hidden away, the old City Hall station has lived on in the imagination.
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I know you've got some funds hidden away somewhere, and I'm begging you to help us some.
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Most temperature sensors are small, about the size of a matchbook, and can be discreetly hidden away.
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The originals are hidden away in Wade's family home in Kent, about an hour south of London.
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Some of these options were already available in Google Maps, but they were hidden away inside menus.
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Or maybe they're being hidden away, a collection to be used later for someone's twisted act of revenge.
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Irascible headlines shout constantly, graphic images pollute thoughts; the innately beautiful parts of humanity can be hidden away.
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The ingestion of marijuana can be fatal for dogs, so it's smart to keep your stash hidden away.
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The devices can be hidden away under their long veils or in baskets on top of their heads.
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A decade ago sexual-health clinics tended to be conservative facilities, hidden away in quiet corners of hospitals.
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"The sale of this tablet does not mean it will be hidden away from the public," Michaels said.
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Josef: We have some humour hidden away and a lot of bright colours, at least in the beginning.
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It's possible to find some hidden away in trash cans and desks, but I only found a few.
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This was Hyperborea redux: the Arctic as a balmy haven hidden away at the end of the world.
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Most rooms have glass transoms for added light and hidden-away flat-screen TVs, included in the purchase.
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Hidden away are some 21981,21 notable tennis rackets, countless boxes of ephemera and rack after rack of clothing.
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The famous tend to remain hidden away in villas and yachts at Cannes, the world's most glittering festival.
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At times, I spotted some beautiful historical buildings, but they were mostly hidden away behind newer high-rises.
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It's doubtful Hawking would have liked to see his work hidden away in the study of a private collector.
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The ability to run your own servers is a dying skill set amongst technologists, it has been hidden away.
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There's no app support, no touchscreen, no scroll wheel, and no heart rate or motion sensors hidden away inside.
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The true death toll, obscured by forced disappearances and bodies hidden away in mass graves, is likely far worse.
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It may end up in the car's VIN, or hidden away as an Easter egg elsewhere in the car.
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My belly button, however, is rarely seen — it's usually cloaked in a T-shirt, hidden away — let alone smelled.
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Investigators found the "murder car," a silver Toyota 4Runner with Rhode Island plates, hidden away at Hernandez's cousin's home.
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Being hidden away doesn't mean boring—Mercury will connect with electric Uranus on June 13, promising plenty of excitement.
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Trump recently said he believed that Hillary Clinton's deleted emails could be on a server hidden away in Ukraine.
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Why was the story of Frank Oldfield hidden away for so many years and why tell this story now?
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In addition to multimillion-dollar homes hidden away in the trees, Rublyovka has many upscale restaurants and shopping malls.
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In other places, statues have been hidden away, as in a corner of Yongkang Park in Taipei, the capital.
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And then she spots them, hidden away in the shadows right at the outer reaches of the park: "Lilacs!"
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In class, she sat hidden away in a back corner, with a sweatshirt on and the hood pulled up.
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Her diary, hidden away in a New York bank vault for almost 70 years, will be published this month.
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There are ever-shifting shelves in my snug study-room hidden away in Norfolk, U.K., which includes everything ongoing.
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Jansson's original illustrations and sketches are exhibited like concealed treasures, hidden away in wheelbarrows, picnic hampers and ice caves.
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Fashion's biggest names come to stretch, strengthen and tone in this small studio hidden away in the Sentier district.
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Hidden away in the documentation for their releases, CPY includes a clue about the next game they're working on.
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Out on the water, there was no chance he would relapse because he had not hidden away any drugs.
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"I would be surprised if there was a common catastrophic fault hidden away in the F-35A," he added.
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It's not as though this was hidden away somewhere as this fellow with his video project was trying to say.
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Most of the time, that second line is hidden away thanks to the first item on my list, Bartender 2.
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Stuff that's hidden away in the secondary bar can briefly appear when there's activity, otherwise it's all a click away.
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I suspect there are millions of foreign dollars hidden away in foreign subsidiaries that were never reported in financial disclosures.
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We don't have them hidden away in a box somewhere, they actually add to the décor, which is really cool.
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Stored in a pottery vessel and wrapped with clay, experts believe that they may have been hidden away for posterity.
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There are stories within stories, hidden away, waiting to be found outside of the main quest, and even side missions.
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Residents were surprised that anyone could have been hidden away for so long in their tiny community without being noticed.
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When the laptop is opened, this potentially sensitive data is hidden away so that people facing you can't see it.
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When you do eventually get to unlock them, you can typically find storage rooms with valuable supply crates hidden away.
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Those apps are going to have a bunch of persistent alerts, which sounds awful, but they'll be hidden away in BTW.
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Photo: David Nield (Gizmodo)The special stripped-down, low maintenance Safe Mode for Windows is still here, but it's hidden away.
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As death has been hidden away in hospitals and nursing homes, it has become less familiar and harder to talk about.
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The more effort you put into unraveling every mystery hidden away in the Oldest House, the more you're rewarded with knowledge.
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At the Flea there's no corner of shame, hidden away so as not to offend the delicate eyes of the thins.
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He isn't the kind of guy that wants art to be hidden away or mediums to be restricted in their uses.
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It's possible that Apple might continue using the Connect section, which is already a bit hidden away, for its own posts.
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Like my dyslexia, I keep that speed-reading machine, an artifact from childhood, hidden away in the back of a closet.
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You might say the Fallot mustard factory is hidden away, tucked into the midst of a region where wine is king.
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He believed that these smaller pieces which Williams had kept hidden away heralded a new creative direction for the fledgling artist.
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But the fact that it's hidden away, even in this very unfinished form, shows that some work is going into it.
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Lost, missing or hidden away Scorsese established The Film Foundation in 21969, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving and protecting historic cinema.
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"Thanks to the law, my sister has really suffered, living her life hidden away," the woman's sister told a news conference.
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The overall message I tried to convey is that the subject should be brought into the light, rather than hidden away.
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"It's not likely she'll be hidden away again," says her great-grand-niece, Ulrika af Klint, who now leads the foundation.
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David: I have a few things that are hidden away for Neil for Christmas that I already got earlier this year.
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They don't see this as something to be hidden away but rather as something to resurrect and recover from our history.
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When I stayed at 1 Hotel in Brooklyn, I felt like I'd hidden away to a remote woodsy cabin in Scandinavia.
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The same goes for the rest of Indonesia -- it is likely there are many more ancient art sites hidden away there.
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I feel like it's really what I wanted, that people will get to hear it and it wouldn't be hidden away.
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The case involved allegations that questionable Russian money had been hidden away in New York real estate, including luxury Manhattan apartments.
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Where a Chadwick Boseman-sized uniform made entirely out of nanomachines can be hidden away in the teeth of an unremarkable necklace.
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The sheer size of the property also facilitated the star keeping his alleged victims hidden away from their parents, according to Joy.
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Relics of his treasure hunting days are hidden away in the attic, a dusty personal sanctuary where Nate indulges in fond remembrances.
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The Dial acts as a hardware gateway to activate software features that are generally hidden away in menus and difficult to discover.
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Hidden away on the vessel was Carlos Sobrino's 7 painting "El Saxofonista" ("The Saxophone Player"), which now hangs in Mr. Ramos's home.
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And rather than grab the handcuffs hidden away in a bottom drawer, why not simply have your partner whip off their belt?
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"Some of them think we have a few peaches hidden away in a cooler for other customers," said the owner, Kenyon Shores.
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If artworks are hidden away for years, how are art historians to adequately study and evaluate the creative development of an artist?
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Step 1: the rounding up of all the pills in my possession, including those secret stashes hidden away in drawers and closets.
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There's no word on what Bettany's role will be, or if his face will be hidden away behind terabytes of digital makeup.
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Almost all of the cars were stored indoors and hidden away from both people and the elements that could have induced rotting.
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Some are hidden away and others are on mobile launchers that could be moved if North Korea sensed an attack was coming.
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A long corridor there offers an abundance of storage space and closets (a large safe was hidden away in one of them).
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It has an appropriate secret agent vibe, with a huge table surrounded by special operatives and other elements hidden away in vaults.
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We sailed to an island where treasure was hidden away, but failed to escape with it because another pirate crew ambushed us.
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Perhaps. And even if there is a bucket, hidden away but ready to be unearthed and awkwardly utilized mid-flight, then what?
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Conspiracy theorists and anti-Muslim groups have sketched a false portrayal of the community as a hidden-away den of Islamic extremism.
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Mixed-use and multifunction, the building also has apartments, office-share spaces, and a hidden-away gallery with a glossy brass floor.
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Verdict: This is why we can't have nice things hidden away in the desert — jerks will always find them and break them.
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Yes. And it gets even more confusing because this "thing" Mar-Vell has hidden away in a downed fighter pilot is the tesseract.
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She works for Lily LeClaire, the beauty company of her dreams, but is hidden away in a Chinatown basement with the IT developer.
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The HBO sci-fi epic is essentially built on countless secret time jumps, mind-bending twists, and schemes hidden away in computer coding.
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He has some nice set ups hidden away in his bag of tricks, he has always just been so tentative to use them.
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That model stands a full meter (over 39 inches) in height, with the Apollo lunar lander, lunar orbiter, and astronauts, hidden away inside.
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Along with storytelling, Dad gave me this propensity to keep things bottled up, hidden away, only shared when someone was shaking my shoulders.
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Among other UI changes, almost everything is bigger now except for the time, which is now hidden away in the upper left corner.
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The location, a campus auditorium booked well in advance, was changed just three hours ahead of start time to a hidden-away classroom.
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The town is haunted by monsters from the woods, which come at night and take away anyone who is not sufficiently hidden away.
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In his memoirs, Grove recounts assuming a false identity along with his mother, and being hidden away by friends until the occupation ended.
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"Unless Governor (Haruhiko) Kuroda still has a bazooka hidden away somewhere, there are not many easing steps left for the BOJ," Maruyama added.
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These sentiments weren't hidden away in the B-sides or sandwiched between hit singles either, they were front and centre on his hits.
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I found this photo hidden away in a shoebox full of notes and love letters I saved from middle school and high school.
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There were bars on the windows, bags full of flea market discoveries everywhere, and finished pieces of Wright's art hidden away in boxes.
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Hidden away in the outskirts, A-button is one of the smaller indie game bars, where thriving gamer subculture melts into Tokyo's barlife.
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The Warholiana hidden away in its attic had once belonged to her son Jon Gould, a Hollywood executive who was Warhol's last boyfriend.
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Corn made way for poppies, and residents stopped their communal gatherings, opting instead to keep a low profile hidden away in their farms.
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Here's some reading to catch you up, if you've been hidden away in a castle guarded by a dragon for the past year.
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The paintings are suitably grand and solemn but my mind is blown by the Special Collections hidden away by the ground floor bathrooms.
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The answer to that issue may be hidden away in Toy-Con Garage, a Labo feature Nintendo hasn't publicly talked up just yet.
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The document had been hidden away for years in a fireproof strong box at the home of another attorney of Wilson's, Dale Coventry.
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"It was always recognized that there was a risk that Brochez could have hidden away some more information," Gan told Parliament on Tuesday.
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There, the engagement buttons were also hidden away completely in conversations, and they only appeared when you tapped on a Tweet to begin engagement.
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The lock's mysterious inner workings were always hidden away under a metal case, but this clear plastic replica finally reveals what's going on inside.
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Unsealed court documents released in April 2017 revealed that investigators discovered a number of prescription drugs hidden away inside Prince's famed Paisley Park compound.
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It's taken a feature that's been hidden away in QuickTime for years, gussied it up so it's more attractive, and made it more accessible.
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That information was hidden away in a South Korean press release posted online earlier today, a Google translation of which can be found here.
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Marvel is keeping most of the real details hidden away, so there should be plenty more to tease (or mislead us about) later on.
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While all those extra widgets are still present in the app, they've mostly been hidden away in spots where you can safely ignore them.
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The design is nicer and an improvement, even if these things matter little for a product that's forever hidden away behind your television screen.
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Microsoft revealed a refreshed version of its Windows 10 emoji set last week, but it appears there are some Windows-only additions hidden away.
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Unsealed court documents released in April 2017 revealed that investigators discovered a number of prescription drugs hidden away inside Prince's famed Paisley Park compound.
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Hidden away in Juicero's bad week of press is one of the most powerful lessons we preach to hardware startups: unconstrained development is lethal.
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The fingerprint sensor is hidden away under the screen (it's slightly higher up on the body than on the S10, but unfortunately no bigger).
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The poet found it here, on a spread of hundreds of acres hidden away in billowing terrain of impossibly green pastures and endless woods.
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Now the pictures are hidden away while the donor battles a federal panel's finding that the apparent act of generosity was a "tax grab".
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The city's best-kept secret, this luxurious retreat is hidden away at the top of a nondescript office building in the bustling 10th Arrondissement.
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Most series feature at least a few defensemen on each side who need to be hidden away from tough matchups, but not this one.
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He says if he had it his way, any music Prince wrote or produced that has been hidden away should be released to the public.
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Photo: MicrosoftMost data centers are hidden away inside faceless warehouses and sport massive rows of computers and giant air conditioning units to keep things cool.
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Some petty little part of me that I try to keep hidden away from polite society wanted Tai to get blindsided while playing his advantage.
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According to the 2016 investigation by the Indianapolis Star, USA Gymnastics kept sexual misconduct complaints against more than 50 coaches hidden away in a drawer.
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The gold tracing accents of the conductive sensors are pushed forward rather than hidden away, with the whole board then encased in a bamboo frame.
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Now on to the rest of the stuff in my menubar, all of which is hidden away so I don't have to look at it.
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The one doll to escape such a fate was now hidden away in a secret place from where the writer hoped someday to retrieve her.
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Hidden away in most of our bathrooms, right behind our expensive face creams and toners, are a handful of products that are straight-up strange.
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The sheer size of the property also facilitated the star keeping his alleged victims hidden away from their parents, according to Robson's mother Joy Robson.
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All 11 were "hidden away" in a "false ceiling between the first and second floor of the funeral home," police Lt. Brian Bowser told reporters.
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With Simplify activated, Gmail's left and right sidebars are hidden away, while the new message button relocates to the bottom left corner of your window.
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They were put a way in '77, so all your Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple records were kind of hidden away, Judas Priest even.
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Closed to the public and hidden away in Chanhassen, a suburb of Minneapolis, Paisley Park was largely inaccessible, which lent it an air of mystery.
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"Being censored is quite scary—that we are not allowed to be part of society, that we should be hidden away in corners," Angieson said.
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Heads up A designer thrift store aficionado in search of distinctly French fashion explores the luxury resale shops hidden away on side streets in Paris.
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Analysts said there was often a mistaken assumption that white supremacist material is hidden away on parts of the internet that are difficult to reach.
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A painting hidden away in a closet turns out to be a Dutch masterwork worth millions And this, folks, is why you do spring cleaning.
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Still, it manages to feel like hidden away from the increasing crowds with a rooftop pool (a rarity in these parts) and incredible mountain views.
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These were features that were always hidden away before, but they'll likely be used frequently now that they're surfaced up top in this Office app.
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"I'm pinching myself," she tells me while lounging on a black leather couch that's hidden away from the rest of the city near Hudson Yards.
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But isn't one of the great benefits of being a writer that what you wear doesn't matter, because you are hidden away in your house?
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Bad Mouthing Is Done in the Kitchen Cooks tend to have little love for people, which is why they're often hidden away in the kitchen.
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While at UC Berkeley, Tarter was initially lured to to a small research collaborative hidden away on campus that would grow into the SETI Institute.
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Size is very important, of course, as few cars just have caverns of unused space hidden away in prime surfaces like the corners and windshield area.
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Samsung has the speakers hidden away, but that doesn't stop them from being surprisingly powerful and tossing sound around the room as capably as any soundbar.
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What's more, there also might be primitive, microbial life flourishing in these isolated waters, buried deep underground, hidden away from space radiation and Martian surface extremes.
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The sheer size of the property also facilitated the star keeping his alleged victims hidden away from their parents, according to Robson's mother to Joy Robson.
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When he comes across a substantial pocket of gold hidden away on Kardashev 7-A, he's hit a lucky break — if he can smuggle it off.
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There's a plot development in which poisoned wasabi is hidden away in sushi, and a scientist character named Yoko-ono, who is voiced by Yoko Ono.
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Or is it something more ephemeral — something religion might dub the "soul," the part of yourself that is hidden away and untouchable to everyone but God?
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The villains, meanwhile, were always sent back to where they belonged: in hell, or the at bottom of the ocean, or hidden away in a lamp.
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All you need to do is download an EXE file from Microsoft's hidden away accessibility site, and the Windows 10 upgrade will commence without any checks.
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The docks are hidden away in an interior pocket, so — much like Trump's bags — working women can seamlessly charge their phones and look good doing it.
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That tiny screen feels a bit cramped when you pop into the Tamagotchi On's menus; there's a lot of options hidden away in many sub-screens.
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Based on these differences, the researchers can say that the elfin mountain toad is a truly unique species, until now hidden away in Langbian's elfin forest.
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Like the canvas itself, which has been hidden away for years in a private collection, the painted woman is ready to be studied and re-evaluated.
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Everything in this property has a certain assigned place and is hidden away behind doors and sliding out doors to keep the design sleek and uncluttered.
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They went into a narrow hallway, hidden away, that led to a side door that Mr. Naulings, familiar with the layout, knew opened to the outside.
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But then Bedouin shepherds stumbled on the scrolls, hidden away for nearly 250,212 years in caves in Qumran, on the western shore of the Dead Sea.
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She had her own pack of Nat Shermans hidden away somewhere and told me that these days it was more like a few times a year.
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But when the court was torn down around 1940, the monument disappeared from public view for decades, hidden away in the bowels of various storage spaces.
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The police found photographs of more of Lennon's belongings in Erhan G.'s computer, and he told them they were hidden away somewhere, Mr. Steltner said.
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"Someone apparently worried that the photos would make their way online and cause a scandal, so the orb was hidden away in embassy storage," he said.
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But then Bedouin shepherds stumbled on the scrolls, hidden away for nearly 2,000 years in caves in Qumran, on the western shore of the Dead Sea.
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The other possibility is that there is still an exact word-for-word transcript that is hidden away somewhere, which would obviously be very interesting indeed.
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The company has denied political influence in its decision-making, but at such shops, books critical of the Chinese leadership are either hidden away or nonexistent.
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Back then, some slept on subways; others stayed in "cardboard condos," hidden away under scaffolds and near major transit terminals—whatever it took to stay warm.
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Most of what makes the All Controller unique is hidden away inside the gamepad, but there's one additional feature that makes it stand out: an LCD display.
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This will be an awesome day for emotional release, especially around old wounds that you've hidden away in dark areas of your psyche for a long time.
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Reclaimed wood and materials, green plants, and a soothing neutral palette make rooms feel like a calming oasis as if you've hidden away to a woodsy cabin.
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In the United States, flagship phones used to cost $9003 as part of a mobile phone contract, while their real cost was hidden away in monthly fees.
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The toys themselves are not sold in transparent packaging, but are rather hidden away inside some sort of container — a box, case or a ball, for example.
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All of your interactions are through your mobile phone or a small volume rocker on the back of the speaker that appears to be purposefully hidden away.
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Is there anything worse in a game of Monopoly than thinking you've bankrupted another player only to discover they have a secret stash of cash hidden away?
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Unlike the proud, prominent "made in Japan" that was stamped onto the back of the X-T2, the China acknowledgement is hidden away behind the rear LCD.
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Hidden away after the statements about "controlled ambient air" is this takeaway:A small number of customers outside of the affected range have also reported an unexpected shutdown.
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The Echo has always felt like it was intended to be hidden away, and here came this device meant to have a prime spot in the room.
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Footage on the Tennis Channel appeared to show the 22-year-old using a phone hidden away in his bag during a changeover in the second set.
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And it's essential that they realize there are thousands of these machines hidden away underground, underwater, waiting to be used at a moment's notice, to kill you.
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But unlike uncontacted tribes hidden away in places like the Amazon Rainforest, we've known about the Sentinelese for centuries, and they want nothing to do with us.
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"There's the myth that there's still one out there, hidden away in a barn or stuck in an underground bunker somewhere," he said laughing, "You never know."
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Hidden away from the main room in Park Row is Harley Quinn's villainous speakeasy, Old Gotham City, which is described as serving inventive drinks alongside sharing bites.
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Like any subwoofer, the Echo Sub needs a permanent place on the floor, roughly 23 square feet, and it shouldn’t be hidden away in a cabinet.
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It's a nine-foot-tall and nine-foot-wide airtight box, with the quantum computing chandelier hanging in the middle, with all of the parts neatly hidden away.
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South Korean wireless carrier SK Telink discovered an unsold shipment of the third-generation iPhone hidden away in a warehouse, local news service ETNews reports (h/t VentureBeat).
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And, at least to some small extent, it's also about indulging those childhood fantasies and sketches that every car designer has hidden away in a treasure chest somewhere.
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It's now like the end of Indiana Jones, you know when they're pushing the covenant of the ark, into this big huge warehouse to be hidden away forever?
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It's partially hidden away, but Asus' active cooling case features a small kickstand wedge that props up the laptop to deliver better airflow whenever you open its display.
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She asked that her paintings be hidden away for 20 years after her death, by which time, she hoped, a new age would have the eyes for them.
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We all know that treasures of art from around the world are hidden away in the museum's holdings that never quite make it into its vast exhibit space.
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Hidden away on several shady acres on Route 150 in Driftwood, Texas, Vista Brewing is not just a place to imbibe high-quality craft beers – it's a destination.
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"I know of many victims who are so excited that this grand jury report came out, because it's like their stories are not hidden away anymore," she says.
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For now, the US is openly aware of two, and North Korea could have a few more hidden away — although it's possible American spies know where they are.
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Once hidden away within the internet's dark underbelly, in recent years, incels have become a growing part of the conversation around toxic misogyny, the alt-right, and gendered violence.
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When it comes to pop culture, not only are women's bodies often hidden away following a pregnancy, they're also pressured to resume their "normal" shape as quickly as possible.
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So many spend their final moments hooked up to tubes and lines in the ICU, alarms beeping in the background, hidden away from the people who care about them.
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It's a lot less obvious why a watch is worth thousands of dollars when the complex internal mechanisms humming along at 28,800 vibrations per second are hidden away inside.
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"I had a fear that somehow that information would disappear with the senior (Obama) people who left, so it would be hidden away in the bureaucracy," she told MSNBC.
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The rest of it is hidden away in unsearchable "walled gardens" such as Facebook, whose algorithms are opaque, or on the "dark web", a shady parallel world wide web.
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It is a different situation for most people who lose someone they love, it can be hidden away or they can choose if they want to share their story.
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His comments imply that because Dunham is not a woman he personally finds attractive, she should be hidden away somewhere and not act as a spokesperson for a party.
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All except for my work laptop, which I keep locked and hidden away, so that I don't accidentally publish the New York Yankees scores instead of a crossword column.
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" Her disappearance, as Mr. Wick and his colleague Grant Parpan wrote, "was hidden away behind a wall of indifference, her plight reduced to small-town gossip and whispered rumors.
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But hidden away between the Balenciagas and the Chanels, the Diors and the Adrians, are treasures by little-known or even unknown designers that are a delight to discover.
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"Information doesn't do any good if it's hidden away in a locked file cabinet," Best said, or, in this case, an intranet server which is a pain to access.
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The night of the event, she nervously made her way through security with her secret banner hidden away, and took up position near where she assumed Clinton was to speak.
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Unlike the visibility of the bigger names, however, much of the artists driving new trends are usually hidden away—in lofts, condos, and townhouses that make up the downtown core.
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For a chef normally hidden away in a kitchen out the back, seeing the the trend of snapping food before eating it for the first time must be pretty bemusing.
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VICE spoke to both to find out why the story has been hidden away, how much power postal inspectors really have, and how he brought the Black Hand to justice.
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Unlike most of the businesses in Pai, Sitjemam is hidden away in the countryside, where it sits unassumingly among green fields, scattered homes, and a couple mom-and-pop shops.
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Hidden away in a fluffy great suit, semi-delirious from the heat of the costume, the mascot leaps and prances about the sidelines, high-fiving kids and posing for selfies.
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Again, you'll be in a very sensitive, emotional space this month, so try to use the Mercury retrograde energy to tap into parts of yourself that are normally hidden away.
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The Pence rule arises from a broken view of the sexes: Men are lustful beasts that must be contained, while women are objects of desire that must be hidden away.
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Mr. Mandapat said the time capsule might be hidden away again next year — this time, with instructions not to open it up again until 2062, the Seattle World's Fair centennial.
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In the era of the #MeToo movement, offenses that had been actively hidden away or, in some cases, faded from memory after decades have burst forward and ignited fresh outrage.
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In Briggs's version, however, the lyrics sound subversive, erotic—as if one's secret garden is worth protecting not for reputation's sake but for the pleasure of keeping something hidden away.
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These kids don't know what they're missing in their lives until they stumble upon an old archived library full of music, movies, and art that's been hidden away for years.
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However, I did appreciate there were two towel hooks, and that the hairdryer was easily accessible on a shelf below the vanity, not hidden away in a hard-to-untie bag.
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The first time she called out to me, when she asked me about the gardening gloves, a scene that would I replay over and over, she had hidden away her tracker.
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I adored those games, at least up until Tony Hawk's American Wasteland, and absolutely hammered them, seeing every secret hidden away until I'd turned each release inside out and back again.
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Rittidet left the gas station and stayed at Sit Sin for three years, leaving to follow his trainer to another gym, Sat Nipon, hidden away in an apartment in Buriram City.
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The Israel army said Gazans had launched 600 projectiles in two days, with the territory's secretive armed factions letting loose hundreds of rockets that had long been hidden away in arsenals.
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La Dimora del Genio, a bed-and-breakfast hidden away on an upper floor of a residential building amid the ancient bustle of Kalsa, Palermo's Arab Quarter, fits all those requirements.
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But it's also a rousing and fun caper about a family of con artists and some strange secrets hidden away in the house of the rich people they try to grift.
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The driver is privy to tons of tech, too, displayed from a center-dash-mounted screen that can be hidden away with the push of a button by a retractable wood cover.
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In practice, it meant that a snippet of information about an Uber ride you took, or even your Uber password, could have ended up hidden away in the code of another site.
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"Instead of informing the interested public about their potentially explosive findings, the authors have hidden away their results on an obscure Web page," he wrote in a release posted on 13 April.
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The dirty business, the satanic mills, the slave plantations, the opium trade, the place of excrement in which the mansion has been pitched, to misuse a phrase of Yeats, is hidden away.
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But, at the same time, you're like, no, because you want to stab the person that's hidden away in their mansion, not the guy who's going to get kale juice every day.
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Like the canvas itself, which has been hidden away for years in a private collection, the painted woman in Elsie Palmer Payne's "Bus Stop" is ready to be studied and re-evaluated.
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If Freelancer was released for the first time today, we'd be noting that as a surprisingly Souls-like touch, with secrets hidden away in the form of dead things you can scavenge.
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A few of the park goers start to realize they might actually be interacting with the actor, but because Depp is hidden away they can't be sure – until they see this video.
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Cards in SkyWeaver are stored in a player's Arcadeum wallet on the blockchain — though, for the sake of simplicity, most of the complexities of the blockchain are hidden away behind the scenes.
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Kate, 37, is now sending out "a really important message that addiction is not something that should be hidden away behind closed doors," says Graham Beech, chief executive of Action on Addiction.
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In the early 1970s, when people with developmental disabilities were still often hidden away, Mr. Greenfeld helped put their needs in the public arena with "A Child Called Noah," published in 513.
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In Los Angeles, booming with construction and signs of prosperity, some people have given up on finding a place and have moved into vans with makeshift kitchens, hidden away in quiet neighborhoods.
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It wasn't until this year that I realized there's an international section at the Salon—a vast repository of " délices du monde ," hidden away on the second floor of the dog arena.
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And such was the way with the Neymar fan who was arrested after being discovered hidden away in the depths of the Brazilian Olympic team's hotel laundry room, according to ESPN Brazil.
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The inks used for the new stamp can be damaged by UV light, so the Post Office recommends keeping it hidden away in a special envelope they will happily charge you extra for.
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The two-tone color schemes that you can pull off are really striking, especially in a world where most smartphone designs are flat, monotone metal that then gets hidden away in a case.
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After his families' bodies were hidden away, he called his girls' school to say they would not be enrolled there for the upcoming year — an apparent attempt to delay suspicions about their disappearance.
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It's not a comprehensive list—there are always gems hidden away for any pop-culture interest you can imagine—but if you're looking for the blockbusters, these are a good place to start.
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The 50-minute-long spoof is being billed as an original '80s era TV movie an angry Trump had hidden away after one terrible Monday night football game bumped it from the schedule.
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But that doesn't mean you'll be hidden away all Gemini season; in fact, you're likely to be up to some wild antics as action place Mars connects with unruly Uranus on May 22.
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Keeping the healthcare bill hidden away makes it impossible for Democrats to attack specific aspects of the Senate Republicans' healthcare plan, but it also makes it impossible for the public to weigh in.
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This feels fitting both of what Steinbrink calls his "fried" headspace upon making these songs and the album's title, which suggests a hope that's hidden away, an optimism that's just out of reach.
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For six months, no one knew were Sunfyre was, but there were signs that it spent some of that time hidden away in some dark woods and caves near a remote fishing village.
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Many of the objects in Hardcore come from private collections, hidden away during their owners' lifetimes for fear of ostracism or indecency arrest — a particular risk to those whose materials showed queer sex.
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Hidden away in a backyard in Kreuzberg, this wholesaler of Ayurvedic herbs and spices serves affordable, all-vegetarian thalis (a selection of various Indian dishes on a single plate) for lunch every day.
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They argue the actions were necessary because the plants were in plain view and therefore illegal, even though Holcomb's pot plant was hidden away in her fenced-off backyard behind a raspberry patch.
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The actress recently starred in psychological horror film The Blackcoat's Daughter, as well as portrayed a teenager hidden away from the world by her abusive grandmother in Lifetime's adaptation of Flowers In the Attic.
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Firms of all sizes are responding to the GST: one fund manager recalls meeting a huge poultry business hidden away in Chhattisgarh, a remote state, which is planning to come into the tax net.
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Usually found hidden away in some sort of plain oversized hoodie/jacket/jeans combo, he isn't the sort of person you'd notice walk into a crowded room unless you were actively looking for him.
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The zipper itself can be hidden away to give your mattress a seamless look, and the Stretto even features a side pocket that you can use to tuck away your phone for the night.
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Purely electronic voting systems, called Direct Recording Electronic (DRE) voting machines, are generally hidden away from researchers, but the ones that have been investigated have proven to be pitifully lax in terms of security.
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On what he might have expected to be his best day as commander-in-chief (he revealed the killing of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi hours earlier), he was hidden away in an executive suite.
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The natural light, and new and clean interior was super impressive, and I was surprised that this gem was hidden away at the northern tip of Manhattan (I usually stick to downtown and Brooklyn).
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If our Curvy & Confident writers could be brave and bare their souls, so could I. I stayed silent for a week after the story went online, hidden away in a hotel in New Jersey.
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Hidden away on a quiet side street in central Guadalajara, Pare de Sufrir is a small bar with an unremarkable facade that gives no indication of its status as a haven for mezcal lovers.
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Besides, this has a great setup: Jodie Foster plays a woman who runs an exclusive hospital for criminals hidden away in an old hotel, and discovers that one of them wants to assassinate another.
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"Wisconsin values of decency, kindness, and finding common ground were pushed aside so a handful of people could desperately usurp and cling to power while hidden away from the very people they represent," he said.
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"It's like they didn't even exist," said Tim Goree, a spokesperson with the Fairfield-Suisun Unified School District, where the children would have attended class had they not been hidden away in their home nearby.
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The TV goes from its native 16:9 to a wider 21:9 cinema mode at the press of a button, and it can also be hidden away entirely for a discreet home theater look.
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And while we're waiting for ours to arrive in the mail, we can tell you the twins' gifts are already wrapped and hidden away — and that one of them is receiving "something mechanical" from Santa.
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He lived in a little house hidden away in the woods in New Jersey, with his lover, Phil, and my mother said, 'his lover for 50 years' and his house wasn't like the other houses.
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It is almost hidden away behind a screen of trees, set in an out-of-the-way section of the 6,000-acre park away from the more majestic memorials that honor Confederate -- and Union -- soldiers.
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Microsoft isn't checking who is using the upgrade extension All you need to do is download an EXE file from Microsoft's hidden away accessibility site, and the Windows 10 upgrade will commence without any checks.
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Check the file dataYou can find yet more evidence for photo tampering if you dig deeper into an image and its metadata, all the data hidden away that you don't see with the naked eye.
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Hidden away in three large rooms in one of the aristocratic family's many Roman properties, the collection of over 600 marble, bronze and alabaster statues and reliefs has not been seen by outsiders for decades.
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Smith uses her body as a kind of surrogate for her father's; its presence points to the conspicuous absence of his, and of the over two million others hidden away behind bars in this country.
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Public Records is perched at the northern tip of Gowanus, a postindustrial neighborhood of warehouses and former factories along the edge of the East River, hidden away between the tonier Park Slope and Carroll Gardens.
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Tyrnauer artfully balances these subtleties, mining archival images from photographers like Bill Bernstein, Bill Cunningham, and Marcia Reznick, and weaving in recently discovered 16-mm film reels that were hidden away by a staff member.
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While the decision may help defuse nuclear tension with the West, in terms of sports, it is unlikely to bring the emergence of a hidden-away North Korea version of Shaun White or Yuzuru Hanyu.
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In actuality, aside from the lawsuit and a letter it sent to employees, Benchmark's PR efforts have been relatively nonexistent and largely ineffective and they seem to have hidden away after they lobbed the lawsuit.
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Some have attempted to find clues to transfer business hidden away in photoshoots and modelling sessions, with conventional wisdom dictating that a player cannot move clubs after appearing in promotional material for a new strip.
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Swipe over from the home screen and the Google App defaults to showing you a feed of news instead of a personalized list of your ambient notification cards, which are hidden away under a new button.
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BELFAST (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hidden away up several flights of stairs in the center of Belfast, Northern Ireland, teenagers, many of them with shocks of red, blue and rainbow hair, relaxed and joked with one another.
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But once you're out of bed, you can use the Smartduvet's free accompanying app to activate its air pump (hidden away under the bed) which inflates the bladder, making the duvet unfurl itself onto your mattress.
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With an 80-inch screen, a massive 16-inch trackball, eight buttons, and two joysticks, players can attempt to enjoy over 250 classic arcade titles served up by a full-blown Windows PC hidden away inside.
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"Disabled children may be hidden away and people are often referred to by their disabilities rather than by their names," said Kelly Thayer, emergency coordinator for Humanity and Inclusion, the charity formerly known as Handicap International.
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If you're like me and prefer to use Spotify solely as a music app, you'll appreciate this stuff being somewhat hidden away — at least until video inevitably winds up as part of the main navigation menu.
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The main tradeoff is package size: because each app brings its own dependencies, they can't all rely on a single popular library, so you end up with a lot of duplicates hidden away in each package.
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Their changing dispositions influence every single playthrough, from the tone and substance of the messages they frequently deliver over the commune's PA system to the letters, notes, and news clippings you find hidden away in cabins.
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A white oak Enzo Mari desk is currently covered with collages Bentley has made from the graphic envelope liners of junk mail; there are paintings in progress too, but those, she admits shyly, are hidden away.
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As Alan Gershwin told the story — often — he was hidden away at his Uncle Ira and Aunt Leonore's house on North Roxbury Drive in Beverly Hills in late 1945, right after his discharge from the Navy.
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And if you want to tell any story in Hollywood in the 2010s, it needs to have the DNA of some other franchise, no matter how much it resembles junk DNA, hidden away in it somewhere.
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Many big TV makers like Samsung and Vizio have the setting hidden away, and in most cases the source will need to have HDR activated on it and you'll need to be using high-speed HDMI cable.
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Although you probably don't need any more heat if you're hanging out in Bali, the temperatures of Banjar Hot Springs are a sacred source of heat, hidden away in the middle of a jungle in northern Bali.
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As Apple Insider notes, the openings could be small enough that the human eye wouldn't even see them, allowing the components to be hidden away and the phone to just appear like one giant piece of screen.
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The sleeve includes an older USB port allowing you to charge other gadgets with the case, as well as a short USB-C cable hidden away under an access panel so you'll never find yourself lacking one.
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We're passing another landmark: a set of bronze plaques set into the sidewalk describing many of the animals — most of them hidden away in the waters and marshes of the Bay — that make the area their home.
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An Alistair Overeem style staggering of combat sports would be remarkable and an excellent way for Horiguchi to establish himself as Japan's fighting superstar: something he was unable to do while being hidden away on UFC undercards.
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He serves a daily breakfast of fresh pastries with homemade jams and is always ready with recommendations for other meals — for a dinner alfresco, he suggests Barns, hidden away in a courtyard behind the Carré d'Art. villameridia.
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We rummaged the racks of Mayhem, a hidden-away vintage clothing store, and emerged with armfuls of finds, including an oversize flutter-sleeve top for Sasha and what Jean described as a "ditsy floral dress" for herself.
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Powered by an Arduino hidden away inside a battery-powered control panel, Hawkins' vending machine takes advantage of the many school lockers that now go unused as textbooks go digital, and laptops and tablets replace notebooks and binders.
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And while they may do their best to keep up with the literature, a key insight or relevant result may be hidden away in an obscure journal that only gets the vaguest reference in a citation or review.
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But a new carry-on suitcase not only has room for packing a baby's travel necessities, there's also a pop-out stroller seat hidden away inside it, leaving you with one less thing to drag through an airport.
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I have yet to find a use for them (apparently there's some secret stick-loving character hidden away somewhere…), but I wandered around the town with a stick proudly displayed above my head for all to see instead.
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Jack has a deep, healing gash on his head, the mirrors in the house are all covered or hidden away, and Sam can't stop talking about the ghost that's haunting the house and trying to get at them.
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The impeachment process was launched by the former lower house speaker, Eduardo Cunha, who is facing charges of corruption, including taking bribes in the Petrobras kickback scandal and having millions of dollars hidden away in Swiss bank accounts.
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A trove of Kahlo's belongings was found in the "Blue House", now a museum, in 2004, some 50 years after they were hidden away by Rivera following Kahlo's death in 1954 from pneumonia at the age of 47.
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It's a quiet place, mostly out of respect, and also because most visitors are stunned into silence by the conditions in which the prisoners lived and the idea that people could be hidden away for speaking their minds.
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Heretofore my main understanding of catacombs had been from "The Sound of Music," in a scene where the von Trapps seek shelter from the Nazis; it was a place where dead bodies were hidden away from innocent eyes.
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But on the other hand, the story of his wife, hidden away — descending into madness — caused me frissons of deep fear at the mental illness which was very much the unspoken unknown then, and in my own childhood.
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Soon after this discussion with lawyers at the NSC, the call record was hidden away on a secure server used to store highly classified intelligence, where it remained until late September when the call record was publicly released.
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The complaint suggests that a real transcript separate from the memo exists, hidden away in a classified storage system — but it was written before the White House memo was released, so it doesn't explicitly distinguish between the two.
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It is absolutely certain that in the years to come, the tools of automation (including the robots we don't see; hidden away in factories and warehouses) will destroy some jobs, create others, and dramatically reshape societies around the world.
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The first work I encountered was one of these intense drawings, "Untitled" (1987), part of a group of highly charged, private self-portraits executed in his final days that Wilmarth had kept hidden away and shown to no one.
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Hidden away in her cabin, Masako Ishida reckoned she did not face much risk from the coronavirus that was stalking her cruise ship, forcing an onboard quarantine of 2198,227 passengers and crew members off the port city of Yokohama.
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But the collection has been hidden away in storage in many different places for a long time, so I'm looking forward to seeing it all in one venue and hoping that this will help me to organize my thoughts.
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It's certainly not unheard of—Run the Jewels gives does the same thing—but it's a big contrast to the antics of artists like Kanye West, who kept his latest release hidden away in the fortress known as Tidal.
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Locked away since her death in 1954, the contents were purposefully hidden by Rivera, with the instructions that they remain hidden away until 15 years after his death (he died in 1957, but the room wasn't unlocked until 2004).
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Footage captured by the Tennis Channel appeared to show the 22-year-old scrolling through a phone hidden away in his bag during a changeover in the second set of the match, which Zverev lost 6-3, 6-2.
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On private trips there I've had a lot more access to places away from the tourist path and after seeing more than most I'm pretty certain there is nothing even like a scene that is hidden away from view.
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TOKYO — Hidden away in her cabin, Masako Ishida reckons she doesn't face much risk from the coronavirus that has stalked her cruise ship, forcing an onboard quarantine of 3,700 passengers and crew members in the port city of Yokohama.
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Much of this queer street imagery may be small, hidden away, and threatened with a short existence on the street, but even a sticker adhered to a lamppost can provide a vital, perhaps life-changing message for members of a community.
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Unlike the penis, which resides outside the body and has some pretty visible responses to stimuli, the vulva, clitoris, vagina, and associated parts are hidden away between the legs and inside the body, far more difficult for their owner to examine.
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Sixteen-year-old Rowan lives in Eden but hidden away as an outlaw — she's the second child in a community with strict population control — and when she decides to escape her family's compound, she begins a dangerous life on the run.
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Hidden away from the authorities, and at first kept in the dark herself, Ms Li says she was just starting primary school when she found out that the kindly aunt and uncle who often visited were in fact her biological parents.
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"The surface areas and coral reef where we can go and visit are reasonably well studied, but there are vast expanses of ocean that are hidden away because of the difficulty in accessing them and because of the depth," she said.
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There's also a chance that Apple has some bigger marquee feature hidden away for the XS, similar to how the iPhone 26GS introduced voice control, Siri on the 25S, Touch ID on the 23.5S, and 3D Touch on the 6S.
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Hidden away from the public for decades, this top-secret military base was used to maintain and repair the Soviet Black Sea Fleet, an advanced military fleet of submarines ready for war at a moment's notice during the Cold War.
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Of these two versions of the world, I really believe we live in the latter (and The Witness' fantastic post-game actually makes me believe that Jonathan Blow might too, but it's a shame all that humanity was so hidden away).
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Forbes has estimated that the family fortune is worth $13 billion, a figure the family has not disputed, but many state attorneys general believe that the family has far more hidden away, as a safeguard against the cascade of litigation.
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While such workers are in plain sight - not hidden away like slaves in brothels, houses, and cannabis farms - their fear and reluctance to speak out makes it difficult to identify and help victims, said global anti-trafficking charity Hope for Justice.
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Obviously there's a level of trust when it comes to passing around a tablet, but keeping personal information and apps hidden away isn't too difficult—iOS in particular has some good restriction options for locking down certain features (like new App Store purchases).
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The most expensive work of art sold at auction was Pablo Picasso's "The Women of Algiers (Version 'O')", which was consigned, in 2015, by a Saudi collector, who had kept the picture hidden away in his London home for nearly 20 years.
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Sometimes stealth is a better approach than brute force and raw firepower, so the tiniest addition to Nerf's 2016 lineup, the new N-Strike Elite Pocketstrike blaster, can be easily hidden away until you've managed to sneak up on an unsuspecting target.
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By saying Holliday looks better when she's covered up, the shamers are really saying she shouldn't express her sexuality, and these kinds of comments also play into the frustrating and outdated idea that plus-size bodies need to be covered and hidden away.
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Artemis Fowl's first teaser trailer gives us quick glimpses at the fantastical world, including the titular criminal boy himself, the fairy he kidnaps for ransom money, and some of the expansive underground dwellings that are hidden away from most of the human race.
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In episode 13, we see that Tyler (Devin Druid), Hannah's "peeping Tom" and the only classmate on the tape to be completely ostracized by the others, has a collection of weapons hidden away, seemingly for use on the students who bullied him.
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If that's the case, we'll hopefully see an on-screen reunion between Hatcher and her Lois & Clark co-star Dean Cain, who plays Jeremiah Danvers — Supergirl's adoptive father — who was captured by Cadmus and has been hidden away by the organization for years.
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"The discovery of this new species in a 30-year-old amber collection highlights that we still have many undiscovered species hidden away in natural history collections worldwide and not enough taxonomic experts to work through them," co-author Lena Struwe said.
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"People in eastern Ukraine who are being seized and hidden away by the warring sides are at the mercy of their captors," Tanya Lokshina, a researcher with Human Rights Watch and one of the authors of the report, said in a statement.
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Beyond that, there are naturally more questions to be asked about which White House officials were involved in this apparent cover-up — and whether there were in fact other times Trump call transcripts were hidden away for political reasons, as the complaint alleges.
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There are more than 100 of them all over Ireland, many in situ on medieval castles, churches, and holy wells, though about a dozen are in museums, some of which have been hidden away in basements for years, rather than on display.
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By definition, dive bars are often hidden away and low-profile, but for the MUNCHIES Guide to Austin, we condensed the city's finest watering holes down to just 11 seedy-ish drinkin' spots so that you're sure to hit the bullseye every time.
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In normal use, the camera is hidden away, flush against its body, but as soon as you open up the camera app and press the button to switch to selfie mode, up it rises, like a black and gray monument celebrating modern day narcissism.
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Image: MarvelThough it would have made all the sense in the world if the sixth and final Infinity Stone—specifically, the Soul Stone—was hidden away in the heart of the vibranium meteorite that crashed into Wakanda, Ryan Coogler's suggested that's probably not the case.
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"Many hours of research and scores of interviews conducted in recent months show that Louise's disappearance was hidden away behind a wall of indifference, her plight reduced to small-town gossip and whispered rumors," reads the newspaper's special report, which was published in October.
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It's disappointing to see the wonderful geography of Minecraft hidden away in order to save resources and keep the framerate steady, but that's also a concession you have to make when playing an otherwise impressive VR game on a device that costs a hundred dollars.
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The unsealed court documents also revealed that investigators discovered a number of prescription drugs hidden away inside Prince's famed Paisley Park compound, including within a suitcase with a name tag labeled "Peter Bravestrong" — a name multiple witnesses said was an alias used by the star.
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In 2008, filmmaker J.J. Abrams gave a TED Talk called The Mystery Box, where he discussed his oft-criticized approach to storytelling, where tries to keep as much hidden away from the audience as possible, especially before his film (or TV show) comes out.
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The result, one senior military official said recently, is that even if dozens of weapons were seized and deactivated, there would be no way to determine whether many more were still hidden away, perhaps under the control of surviving members of Mr. Kim's military.
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Manning's isolation took on a new form: Hidden away in the darkened SCIF, she would work for eight hours at a stretch, sifting through reports filed securely by American troops in the field, making sense of the raw data for senior-level intelligence officers.
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In fact, this elegant reconception of the efficient kitchen, which was rapidly becoming the social nucleus of the modern American home after having been a hidden-away female preserve, came to dominate, its high-low appeal blurring the distinction between the industrial and the domestic.
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The home invasion trope works by turning the house itself into a metaphor for strength and security; houses in home invasion films are usually either impressive fortresses for rich people, cozy middle-class bungalows hidden away in the woods, or some combination of the two.
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It might be that you get a happy ending on your maiden playthrough; but in doing so you most likely won't have uncovered everything that this game's makers have hidden away, collectible letters and a great number of crackling messages spitting through the static.
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Google's industrial design means these puck-like little cylinders won't ruin your home decor if you place them around your house, rather than hidden away, which is basically the worst thing you can do if you're hoping for good, consistent and far-ranging Wi-Fi coverage.
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There's a lot of really cool stuff in the universe of Destiny — beyond the superpowers and aliens, it's surprisingly one of the most forward-looking and novel sci-fi worlds out there — and it was all originally hidden away in an online compendium known as the Grimoire.
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After Reedus recounted his prank stuffing glitter in the AC of Lincoln's car (evidence), Lincoln had his revenge, blowing a bunch of glitter he had hidden away in his hand during the panel in Reedus' face....except a majority of it got stuck in Lincoln's beard.
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Gugulethu Township, South Africa (CNN)Every day, Luyanda Ngcobo's routine is the same: It starts with a trip to the back cupboard, where safely hidden away is a bottle of nevirapine, an antiretroviral pill he has to take twice a day for the rest of his life.
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Mr. Young was at the office with James Goldwasser, the book dealer who prepared the archive for sale with the literary agent Chris Calhoun, to offer a glimpse of some highlights of the paper archive, much of which has been hidden away in boxes for decades.
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And it seems so appropriate that I'm writing up this episode recap from my apartment, hidden away in my bedroom while my toddler refuses to nap, on a day when New York City schools are closed for a snow day despite the fact that we got very little snow.
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Sometimes I've felt the [sense of] Avalon wasn't there and the only people I saw in The Stone Circle were smoking crack and playing football, but then I'd be surprised and find it in some corner and there'd be a party on a double decker bus hidden away somewhere.
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Otherwise, you have influence and power, and at the end of the day it's about keeping women powerless and private and contained in places determined to be ours: domestic spaces, personal relationships, family, where we can be hidden away and our experiences won't shape the world around us.
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Hidden away at the back of the airfield, Teesside Airport station is not even easy to find, and the facilities are minimal — two platforms, linked by a footbridge supported by scaffolding; a shelter; and a pay phone, a relic of the era when this station was used regularly.
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And come they have, to hidden-away gems like Ninth Street Espresso off the lobby of the Lombardy Hotel; Toby's Estate, at a stall in the UrbanSpace in Vanderbilt Market; and the San Francisco import Blue Bottle, with a location buried in the dim concourse of Rockefeller Center.
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Over the next few years she went from Paris to Avignon, Vichy, Clermont-Ferrand, Nice and Annecy; she was hidden away by a series of more or less righteous French people, some of whom didn't miss the chance to lecture her, arguing that the Jews had it coming.
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This rapid aging wasn't as much of an issue back when we were all (in the US, at least) locked into two-year contracts with our phone carriers, and most of the price of a new smartphone was hidden away — it just made sense to upgrade if you had the means.
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Not content with just re-engineering the classic Jell-O formula so that the dessert can be used to make jiggly toy building blocks, a team of food scientists hidden away somewhere in Kraft Foods' secret laboratories asked a question no one has ever asked before: what if slime was edible?
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She listens to herself say, "I wasn't abused, but for me, it took me years to get comfortable to have an orgasm with a man," and she shatters, understanding that Bill left marks on her she never noticed because they were hidden away in her assumptions about what was normal.
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I mean the subtle, background information hidden away for players to unearth and talk about online — like the Rasputin protocols that dictate how the exceedingly fascinating superintelligent AI designed its own subroutines to protect humanity, or the reality-altering "paracasual" powers of the Vex race that let it rewrite time.
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Signal (Android/iOS, free)Screenshot: SignalSome would call Signal basic and simplistic compared with rivals like Telegram, Facebook Messenger, and WhatsApp, but we'd call it refreshingly minimalist—it sticks to the essentials of messaging and calling, and what extra features it does have are well hidden away in the background.
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Some attributed it to rumors that Rubio had skeletons in his closet — perhaps the Romney team had uncovered some serious wrongdoing when they vetted him, or maybe it was the persistent (and completely unsubstantiated) whispers that Rubio had a second family hidden away somewhere (whispers that the Bush team apparently encouraged).
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But with the overthrow of the Khmer Republic two years later and the rise of other conflicts in the four decades since, that "most precious" moon rock was separated from its plaque, remounted to a nondescript stand and at some point, hidden away in storage at the National Museum in Phnom Penh.
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Typed Siri queriesImage: ScreenshotA bunch of Siri upgrades are to be expected whenever a new iOS rolls around, but hidden away in the Accessibility menu under General in Settings for iOS 11 is a new Type to Siri option: When Siri is launched, you can type out your question rather than speaking.
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Mr. Hass — whose own grandfather, he said, shook Hitler's hand and did not wash it for three weeks afterward — thinks the muted response then might have been because Germany's ugly history seemed so safely in the past that a hidden-away relic like the bell was not seen as carrying much symbolic weight.
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While historians have long known that his Ottoman Empire was crucial to everything going on in Europe, it is still the case that the Ottomans are most often described as outsiders — Muslims, bloodthirsty wielders of scimitars at the gates of Vienna, sexually depraved sultans hidden away in harem dens of endless licentious sex.
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The images in that show capture rarely seen communities in Cuba, "from the Cuban '1 percent' — the incredibly rich living in ritzy enclaves hidden away from the population — and the underground world of the punk kids known as 'frikis,' " Wallis Annenberg, the president, chairman, and chief executive of the Annenberg Foundation, said in an email.
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That's what Instagram did when it released granular photo editing tools beyond its normal filters so you could adjust contrast, warmth, shadow, tilt shift in more.. They all got rolled up and hidden away behind the wrench icon to not distract or slow down novice photo sharers Honestly, Facebook needs these tools even more than Instagram.
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While a seat on the Senate Finance Committee remains to be among the most coveted positions in Congress, typically filled by Congress's most talented legislators and political tacticians, it's become clear that the Republican leadership has made the calculation to keep most high-profile negotiating outside committee rooms and hidden away in the Senate leadership's offices.
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It looks very much like a Scorsese gangster film, but the only thing anyone's going to be talking about is the de-aging CGI done on De Niro's face for certain parts of the movie, which is very carefully hidden away in this trailer until the very end (I certainly have a guess as to why).
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But before this scenario can become too emotionally overwhelming, for either characters or audience, Embrace of the Serpent works in many unusual encounters and moments, as when Karamakate and his traveling companions meet a man guarding a grove of rubber trees, or two very different but equally disturbing visits to a monastery hidden away in the jungle groves.
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So the problem has always been that with mortars that are hidden away in the mountains there, there could be such destruction rained across a city of 14 million people or so and of course one of the economic hubs of Asia, that no one really thought it was worth the risk to take out the theoretical threat of a nuclear North Korea.
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Here's the central tension: By reporting on a person's sexual orientation, are you refusing to treat queerness as something shameful, taboo, and "private" that should be hidden away from public view, thereby countering anti-gay sentiment and refusing to actively closet someone in the media — or are you in fact perpetuating anti-gayness by turning someone's sexuality into a salacious scoop?
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Hidden away in the gallery's back corner like an incandescent fuse, though, is the exhibition's real power source: a grainy short video called "Blood Sign" that the great Cuban-American artist Ana Mendieta made in 1974, when she was still a student at the University of Iowa, and which powerfully asserts her own body and person as universal values of their own.
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But nestled near the tiny towns of Rome and Nekoosa, about 260 miles from Madison, hidden away for decades under vast rows of red pine trees planted to produce pulp, was something extraordinary: a stunning section of the exposed sandy bottom of a prehistoric glacial lake that, geologists say, flooded a large area of central Wisconsin about 25,218 years ago, when an ancient ice dam collapsed.
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Smith explained how setting out to become Hollywood's next big thing led to a gig with an animated series on a network everyone told her was destined to fail, why she kept that Emmy hidden away in her closet for nine years, how she bared her soul in a one-woman show, and why she's been putting herself out there more, through her true-crime podcast, "Small Town Dicks," and her whimsical social-media videos.
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" But maybe they weren't actually seeing Dylan at all—maybe they were actually watching a hologram of Dylan strumming his guitar and mumbling through "Just Like a Woman," while the real Bob Dylan's bones lay six feet beneath the earth in a secret tomb in the middle of the desert somewhere, hidden away by a secret cabal of record executives and entertainment moguls who stand to make a fortune off of keeping him "alive.
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I'd also read Cyprian Ekwensi, Ayi Kwei Armah, Buchi Emecheta, Chinua Achebe, the secret copy of The Joy of Sex hidden away in my parents' room, every encyclopedia entry in my school library on Greek mythology, labels on shampoo bottles, the sides of cornflake boxes and Bournvita tins during breakfast, countless contraband Harlequin and Mills & Boon romance novels bartered with secondary school classmates, narrative interludes in my brother's video games, and all the parts of the Bible that referenced sex.
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Along with Baldwin comes V.S. Naipaul ("The benevolent rheumy-eyed old soul: so fond of the word 'nigger,' so aggressive in his lack of sympathy toward Africa, so brutal in his treatment of woman"); Tomas Transtromer ("It's a good thing I'm unembarrassable about influence, because I realize now how many of Transtromer's concepts I have hidden away in my own work"); W.G. Sebald ("This expert mixing of forms owed a great deal to his reading of the 17th-century melancholics Robert Burton and Thomas Browne"); Derek Walcott ("He names painters as his exemplars more often than he names poets: Pissarro, Veronese, Cézanne, Manet, Gauguin and Millet roll through the pages"); and André Aciman ("Aciman's debt to Proust is deep and freely acknowledged").
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