One of America's most private, idiosyncratic and remarkable artists, Esherick (1887-1970) blurred the eternal boundaries between functional objects and art.
My friend and colleague Liz Allen, who has died of cancer aged 51, blurred all boundaries between personal and professional life in her work as a university outreach officer.
The final training set included 125 sharp samples and 115 blurred samples.
Similar to PD0325901, blurred vision was reported in 7 patients; however, neurotoxicity was not observed.
Usual side effects of cytotoxic agents include blepharospasm [ 57], blurred vision [ 58], excessive lacrimation [ 59], and keratitis [ 60].
Plotting accessions with low partial membership (maximal proportion of membership into a group lower than 0.6) blurred this geographic stratification.
Exclusion criteria included (1) orthopedic disorders that could negatively affect mobility; (2) no history of psychiatric problems; (3) pregnancy; (4) blurred vision; (5) cardiovascular disorders; or (6) taking steroids or fampridine.
The main ocular complaints were spectacles loss and discomfort (412, 33.9%), blurred near vision (399, 32.8%) and asthenopia (255, 20.9%).
Mr. Gruber's latest Weill CD, "Life, Love and Laughter" (RCA Red Seal 09026-63513-2), boundariesboundaries further.
The U10 blurs the line between camcorder and digital camera, though it still lacks the zoom and stabilization features found on the latter.
Subgroup analysis for patients with low to moderate (1 to 3) blurring artifacts on LAVA-Flex sequence (group 1) and patients with extensive to non-diagnostic blurring (group 2) was performed.
