"In wireless communication, the biggest problem has always been multipath interference – signals taking different paths and canceling each other out or blurring the signal," explains Ira Brodsky, president of Datacomm Research in St . Louis
"I didn't feel like a sudden red line had been crossed — the line had been blurred," Gavagan said, explaining that he avoided his parents when he returned home with liquor on his breath by telling them he was exhausted and going straight to his room.
"We were making sounds that were not particularly Blur sounds in this very un-Blur city in a very un-Blur studio," explained Coxon, whose mission it became to transform these sketches into an album.
In it, chickens walk around with their breast areas blurred, as an announcer explains: "The FCC prohibits showing large breasts on television... unless of course it's in a sandwich.
Analogously, functions h nm C, n = (r,v) and m = (r,v), of unitary sum, represent blur kernels explaining for the smearing of the ink, due to the same factors, and with symbol ⊕ we indicate the convolution operator.
Some overlap between responses to the stimulation of adjacent fingertips would be expected due to the spatial blurring introduced by the hemodynamic response, even if the underlying cortical representations did not overlap [Parkes et al., 2005; Shmuel et al., 2007], and this blurring could explain the limited overlap that we found in the posterior bank of the central sulcus.
II, the proposed blocking and blur metrics are explained, and then the image quality metric based on image classification is presented.
At that time, a lot of the prep work was done at home in the kitchen, explains Ansah, which blurred the line between business and pleasure even more.
Next, "The Power Partnership" explains how digital technology has blurred the line between the CMO's job and the CIO's.
He asks the audience, and, as Lorraine sits squinting at the coloured blur in front of her, explains to her gently that everyone held up a red card.
