The phrase "blur being" is not correct or usable in written English.
You could use the phrase "being blurred" in a sentence, but not "blur being". For example: The bright lights caused the image to blur, being unrecognizable.
As an allegory, think of Blur being replaced as festival headliners by Beady Eye.
Anyone excited to hear the band's abandoned sessions with XTC's Andy Partridge might be disappointed to learn they sound exactly as you would expect the newly Anglocentric Blur being produced by Andy Partridge to sound: like the XTC of An Everyday Story of Smalltown or Ball and Chain.
When (f= 112.5) mm, the maximum apparent speeds in the x and y directions on the image sensor for objects under observation without motion blur being incurred are 13.0 and 9.7 pixel/ms, respectively, corresponding to the displacements of 52.2 and 38.6 pixels in the x and y directions during an exposure time of 4 ms.
Because of the narrow movable ranges of the pan and tilt angles of the 2-DOF active vision system, (0.17{^circ }) and (0.14{^circ }), respectively, the maximum speed of objects under observation without motion blur being incurred was determined theoretically by the ratio of the movable range of the duration time of the open exposure.
Our system can capture (512times 512) images of fast moving objects at 125 fps with an exposure time of 4 ms without motion blur being incurred by controlling the pan and tilt directions of a mirror-drive 2-DOF active vision system using high-speed video processing.
When (f= 650) mm, the maximum apparent speeds in the x and y directions on the image sensor for objects under observation without motion blur being incurred are 76.1 and 56.4 pixel/ms, respectively, corresponding to the displacements of 304 pixels and 225 pixels in the x and y directions during an exposure time of 4 ms.
