Negative entropy may also occur in instances in which incomplete or blurred messages are nevertheless received intact, either because of the ability of the receiver to fill in missing details or to recognize, despite distortion or a paucity of information, both the intent and content of the communication.
Since then the Conservatives have badly blurred the message, as Cameron's "big society" has given way to George Osborne's brazen, if bumbling, bankophilia.
For Kenneth Lee, 23, a New York acting student visiting a friend in Richmond, the film's explicit depictions of the pre-crucifixion torture of Christ may have blurred the message a little.
Though Mr Koizumi strongly denounced the deaths of the abductees, his decision to carry on making history, rather than turning round and heading home, blurred his message.With no joint statements to sign, lawmakers back in Japan had an easier time finding their voice.
For the first two days of the Democratic National Convention, the leaks of hacked Party committee e-mails and the presence of large numbers of hardcore Bernie Sanders supporters had blurred the message that the Clinton campaign wanted to get out: Hillary Clinton is fit and ready to serve as Obama's successor; Donald Trump isn't.
You say that asking these questions blurs the message for the sake of political correctness.
Another possible objection is that focussing attention on the minor players would blur the message of the front-runners.
He should not allow damage control, however, to blur his message about the urgency of a just peace.
With any other artist, these acts of ventriloquism might have run the risk of blurring the message inherent in the work or smudging the painstakingly retouched life story.
But these people aren't part of the in-group, and if they do make it into the in-group's conversation at all, it's only by blurring their message sufficiently that the in-group doesn't understand it.
