When bins blur: Patient perspectives on categories of results from clinical whole genome sequencing.
The proposed system performs robustly in challenging real-world situations such as occlusion, variable display size, defocus blur, perspective distortion and camera rotation.
As a result, Traveller is pretty much confined to commenting on the day-to-day progress of various campaigns - which, from his horse's perspective, blur into an interchangeable sequence of "bangs" (that is, gunfire exchanges) and long treks across difficult country.
Simone Knox, in her essay "Reading The Truman Show inside out" argues that the film itself tries to blur the objective perspective and the show-within-the-film. Knox also draws a floor plan of the camera angles of the first scene.
Phillips makes no bones that she is coming at this subject from a deeply personal perspective, one that is occasionally blurred with tears during her film.
The perspective of even the sharpest minds is blurred by this season being as open as any since 1993, and possibly beyond.
From this perspective, perhaps the lines are not quite as blurred as they seem.
72 is a luminous installation that, once in place, composes graphic and visual perspectives that blur our perception of volume.
In this way, Hanna's work causes us to consider our perspectives by blurring the boundary between the ordinary and the extraordinary.
Furthermore, Gagnon et al. [ 20] found that the boundary between barriers and facilitators in electronic prescription systems' adoption were blurred, and recommended studies to be conducted from a variety of user group perspectives.
In this perspective, the distinction between transmitter and receiver of information is blurred; agents are seen as "transceivers" (ibid), interactively participating to the knowledge creation process.
