Sentence examples for becoming indistinct from inspiring English sources

Another reason may be the maximum speed of the theremin--unlike instruments such as piano or flute, the theremin cannot change notes quickly without the sounds becoming indistinct.

After reaching 10 minute sustained winds of 205 km/h (125 mph), Hary weakened slightly due to an eyewall replacement cycle, which resulted in the eye becoming indistinct until it was replaced by a larger outer eyewall.

High-resolution MRI studies have shown the paratenon to be a distinct layer more proximally but fusion with the fascia cruris then occurring distally and the layers becoming indistinct.

And Bobby felt like an incidental fixture within that memory, wavering and thinning and becoming increasingly indistinct, mnemonic collateral on the cusp of disintegration.

More and more, as these attributes are no longer manifest in many urban schools, the links between the education system and the commercial correctional complex are becoming progressively indistinct.

But it has recently occurred to me that email and text messaging -- two modes that are becoming increasingly indistinct with the advent of the smartphone and will surely merge into one technology in the future -- are actually a quaint throwback to the good old days of interpersonal communication.

Under multiple HCPEB treatments, the phase boundaries become indistinct.

Thus, the concept of an isolated module becomes indistinct.

Hooks were laid end to end; guitars were played at high volume without becoming overbearingly fuzzy or indistinct; and there was a sense of humor about the entire affair.

Most often, though, the personalities of the characters will begin to decay, either becoming overly exaggerated or mushy and indistinct.

Whether that negates the value of West's work, or renders it false, is a personal decision his listeners can now make for themselves.Yet it also feels like these questions (Are an artist and his work so intertwined as to become inseparable, indistinct? Can we love one and not the other?) are becoming the central worry of our time.