Sentence examples for Blurred borders from inspiring English sources

For example, Felzmann said, when using a photographic enlarger, the center of the projected image is slightly farther than the edges of the negative, resulting in faintly blurred borders.

If the national movement's initial phase arose from exile, and the second was focussed on the territories occupied in the Six-Day War, a budding third phase seems to be emerging from the combined effect of the diminishing prospects for a negotiated two-state settlement, and the increasingly blurred borders between Arabs and Jews in the territory.

And if Frankfurt, the headquarters for Europe's new Central Bank and so the capital of Europe's nascent shared currency, the euro, is comfortable being a part-Muslim city with 27 discreet mosques, perhaps the so-called "New Europe" of one money and blurred borders can be a more tolerant place.

Delving into these wetlands, she finds in their array of strange fauna and flora an objective correlative to the place in the mind where artistic inspiration occurs: a place of blurred borders, shifting identity, and strange odors, of rot and death, of Zen peacefulness.

Hyperfluorescence of the lesion with blurred borders on FA (Fig. 2b).

Clinical activity was identified if a patient met one or more of the following criteria at any visit: Visual disturbances/changes noticed by the patient that are consistent with symptoms of previous attacks Indistinct borders of lesions with surrounding edema on contact lens biomicroscopy Hyperfluorescence of the lesion with blurred borders on FA (Fig. 2b).

Boundaries blur; borders relax.

In "Open City," this dialogue does precisely what literature should do: it brings together thoughts and beliefs, and blurs borders.

The wall between the living room and the entrance was removed, blurring borders between intimate spaces and the outside.

"One person is speaking to another". In "Open City," this dialogue does precisely what literature should do: it brings together thoughts and beliefs, and blurs borders.

Adam is a "projectician" — a co-creator of sector-blurring, border-crossing projects rooted in storytelling, cultural exchange, and social change.