There was the view: Low-riding clouds blurred the construction cranes that have been lifting the Midtown skyline higher and higher.
I knew how the story ended, but the details were blurred behind a cloud of hurt.
His latest canvases seem not so much painted as flayed, with paint applied in long, smooth smears that bring to mind blurred surfaces or racing clouds.
Like the shuttling Nups and gatekeeping transport factors, then, these clouds blur the distinction between Nup and transport factor and underscore how the environment in and around the NPC is maintained to be very different from the surrounding nucleoplasm and cytoplasm.
With this trend, the line between on-premises infrastructure and public cloud will get blurred.
The top of Julius Lumsden's backdrop suggests a blur of clouds that Mark Stanley, the lighting designer, transforms with different hues.
Mr. Jansen watched his daughter in the window, her face blurring behind a cloud of steam as she poured boiled water into the sink and began washing the dinner dishes.
Leveraging cloud vendors' native security features and third-party solutions is critical because the lines of responsibility and accountability for cloud security are often blurred between the enterprise and the vendor.
The evolving trends of mobility, cloud computing and collaboration have blurred the perimeter separating corporate networks from the wider world.
When the division between all levels of infrastructure are blurred, as is the case now with cloud computing, operations roles require detailed knowledge of software engineering.
This Portland is much like the one in Chelsea Cain's previous novels, but darker, blurred around the edges and sunk under a cloud cover that threatens to engulf it completely.
