Sentence examples for blur perception from inspiring English sources
These findings have important implications with respect to tolerances for optical lens design and refractive surgery outcomes, as well as provide insight into basic aspects of human blur perception.
To summarize, our results reveal that adaptation to the characteristic amplitude spectra of mammogram images induces characteristic changes in suprathreshold blur perception and in threshold contrast sensitivity, but did not lead to improvements in target detection and salience.
However, on the Real Blur Database, where the blurs are more complex, possibly nonlinear, and spatially variant, blur perception is more complex and probably more correlated with content (e.g., what is blurred in the image?).
The actual basis of blur perception in the visual system is in fact poorly understood – it is not clear whether blur is coded as a feature that is present in images (e.g. the fuzziness of edges) vs one that is absent (e.g. inability to see expected details).
A similar method found in[21, 32] improves[29] by addition of the concept of commutative probability of blur detection (CPBD) so that the method should estimate the quality by including the impact of HVS sensitivity towards blur perception at different contrast levels.
The same ghastly error was made with Ronald Biggs: his smiling demeanour after his release was an appalling affront not just to those affected by the original robbery but to anyone who felt he had mocked justice for years, and helped blur perceptions of right and wrong through his guise as a nice chap really who only wanted a pint at his local pub.
"These things have an effect on our social etiquette, blur perceptions, and effect real human connection, paying more attention now to online alter egos rather than actual reality… [it's] constant documentation for the benefit of others and to feel validated".
Yi's sculptures invite viewers to decipher a blurred perception of a startlingly comforting faux reality.
Seek clarity by pointing out what might be hidden in the shade of intense emotions and blurred perception.
When personal moral codes clash with professional ethics; when the heart clashes with the mind; when empathy clashes with religious doctrine; when inner convictions clash with law — it is then that the muddle of surrounding circumstances tends to blur the perception of even the most obvious evidence, and to mitigate its influence.
Shortcomings in the statistical apparatus with regard to income data thus blur our perception of mobility inequalities and impede investigation of the links between daily travel, poverty and social exclusion.
