It also dulled pain, quelled appetites, blurred time and relaxed muscles, making it equally desirable for coolies, manual labourers who spent long, desperate hours engaged in back-breaking work with minimal food.
Little begins to really work the first-person voice, blurring time frames and verbal styles to evoke the inner world of a woman who has lost her core -- or, perhaps, never had one.
The heroine's first-person voice blurs "time frames and verbal styles to evoke the inner world of a woman who has lost her core -- or, perhaps, never had one," Etelka Lehoczky said here last year.
He has a habit of blurring time and place so that the whole country seems hell-bent on blasting, stomping, and literally biting the pigeons to death, as if it were this zeal, and not a complex web of industrial and environmental factors, that led to their extinction.
This is a carnivore's one-stop reference, with more than 200 color photographs (ever see a skinned rattlesnake?), a glutton's feast of information and recipes and a general feeling that the proper eating of these creatures connects us to a grand human tradition that blurs time and geography.
The Boom novels were essentially modernist novels, which according to Pope, relied on superposition of different points of view, blurring time and linearity.
However, the WVD of multicomponent LFM signal will produces cross terms, which will blurs time-frequency plane, especially in low SNR environment.
The details in Dallas will blur as time passes and the astonishing body of work is examined in total.
The painter in the crowd brushed away in a blur, the time fleeing in which to get the candidate clearly defined.
The reality, he admitted, had been less thrilling – the blur of time and rest stops, the boredom, the discomfort, the surprise and disorientation upon finding oneself tipped out in a Manhattan bus station with nowhere to go.
