Sentence examples for a blurred boundary from inspiring English sources
Yet, while some arbitrariness is inevitable, and highlights a blurred boundary, the blurring in each instance concerns very specific criteria and clinical tests for determining that a standard has been met, not the standard itself.
She sees their aesthetic subversion in a contemporary light: "To literally inhabit art in this way, to allow it to form a blurred boundary between itself and ordinary living, seems no great leap to a modern audience".
Remy-Jardin et al. [5] revealed some pulmonary micronodules that were less than 3 mm in diameter and had low density and a blurred boundary.
Although participants regularly drew on their MHP or MHSU status in discussions, and participants typically drew on either a medical expert discourse or a "lived experience" discourse, there was a blurred boundary as participants shifted between these positions.
Well…when talking about the professional role, then I think personal development comes into that picture, they merge in a way… So there is a very blurred boundary between them…for me, it has been a personal development.
(female, term 8) Well…when talking about the professional role, then I think personal development comes into that picture, they merge in a way… So there is a very blurred boundary between them…for me, it has been a personal development.
Then he talks about how this music melodic swing at the beautiful, blurred boundary of jazz and popular song defined a state of mind before the Second World War.
Then he talks about how this music — melodic swing at the beautiful, blurred boundary of jazz and popular song — defined a state of mind before the Second World War.
However, since only one statistic of the local patch based on its distribution is computed, it produced low contrast and blurred boundary between the nuclear and cytoplasmic regions in a local entropy image.
Another example of this blurred boundary is the Excitatory Amino Acid Transporter 2 (EaAT2), a glutamate transporter which also has a ligand-dependent Cl− channel current [21].
For the writer Eva Hoffman, this blurred boundary between artifice and reality, memory and history, is "embedded in his tone - one doesn't know what's fact or fiction".
