"blurred figures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in the sentence: "The photograph showed a group of blurry figures in the fog."
"Blood Diamond" wants to bring those blurred figures closer into view, notably through Solomon.
The work, which shows blurred figures struggling across a red field, takes up all 17 corner windows, with the projectors hanging where the Calder was.
As he and Buzz Aldrin loped about in lunar slow motion, they seemed to belong less to the future than to the past, like blurred figures in a Mathew Brady photograph.
As they enter the bank, the decision to make use of 3D for the final episode seems a wise one, as puffs of smoke and blurred figures are used to create a sense of otherworldliness.
That child's arm falls beyond the edge of the canvas; blurred figures bob, swim, and frolic in the ocean.
Hurrying past him are the blurred figures of passers-by.
A side effect of fluctuations is that systematic deviations in the monitored serum IgG trough level get blurred (Figure 6).
By example, in the partially blurred image shown in Figure 10 (bottom right), the rating is likely highly affected by image content, object positioning, probable viewer fixation, and so on.
Figure 2 The blurred image.
Figure 4 Wavelet decomposition of blurred image.
Left: blurred image A. Right: Bottom: Sharp image B. Figure 2 Gradient distributions of images.
