“Out of sight out of mind”: attentional characteristics in mothers who have children with autism by Xue Du, Shuanghong Gao, Ting Huang, Jian Liang, Xiao Xiao

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Ambivalence des eaux souterraines dans le journal The Hindu : promouvoir leur préservation tout en accueillant des justifications de leur exploitation by Audrey Richard-Ferroudji

“…This text analyses the wording and picturing of groundwater, eventually out of sight, by a specific instrument, The Hindu. This journal, one of the most read Indian newspapers, contributes to make these resources more visible and promotes their conservation while justifying exploitation. …”
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Featherwing Beetles (Insecta: Coleoptera: Ptiliidae) by Henry S. Dybas

“…These wings are normally folded out of sight under the wing covers or elytra, which in some genera are shortened and truncate. …”
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Featherwing Beetles (Insecta: Coleoptera: Ptiliidae) by Henry S. Dybas

“…These wings are normally folded out of sight under the wing covers or elytra, which in some genera are shortened and truncate. …”
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Beam Expansion of Blind Spot Detection Radar Antennas Using a Radome with Defected Corrugated Inner Wall by Hayeon Kim, Haengseon Lee, Jeonghoon Cho, Cheolbok Kim

“…The radar used for blind spot detection (BSD) requires a very wide beam width to ensure longer time for tracking out-of-sight objects. It is found that the corrugations modulate the phase velocities of the waves along the surface, which increases beam width in the far field. …”
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Weaving Lao Silk Into Indigo Nights by Melody Kemp

“…Miss Phaeng watched, holding her breath as the last sliver of red fell out of sight. Casting a quick mantra to the spirits of nature, she swallowed a glass of lao lao to start the evening.Leaning mindfully over her loom, Miss Phaeng raked her nails across the piano strings of silk warp, plucking each to test its tension. …”
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Carolina Maria de Jesus e a autorrepresentação literária da exclusão social na América Latina: olhares reversos aos de Eduardo Galeano e Octavio Paz by Larissa Paula Tirloni, Marcelo Marinho

“…The selected text corpus brings forth literary representations and symbolic images of the society segment that lives in an extreme marginal position, making themselves invisible to other social groups. These out - of - sight people are called “ninguneados” by Octavio Paz, while Galeano pays a tribute to th em in a denouncing poem that presents, from an external point of view, some aspects of their silenced life. …”
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