invisibly

Here and there something goes wrong, but its ramifications are sufficiently constrained that it can be rectified quickly, and even invisibly.

As creators and consumers, educators and entertainers, whipping boys, final girls, sidekicks and suicides, queer people have, often invisibly, sometimes tragically, always forcefully shaped American culture, particularly through the prism of Hollywood.

Another of them, rendered almost invisibly in shellac on deep cobalt blue moiré, circles around to give the exhibition its trenchant title: “Now then, as I was about to say …”

When quantum computers work on a problem, entanglement is naturally built up in the system, invisibly connecting the atoms.

Butterflies are notoriously picky about flying conditions and have no interest in emerging if it’s cold or foggy, instead hunkering down invisibly in the foliage until it warms up.