The line between the "us" of now and the "them" of then is blurred by placing audience members in risers on the stage.
Its frieze, blurred in places by corrosive pollution, shows the horror of mud and struggle as vividly as any art can.
So when motion blur takes place across a greater number of pixels, the BER degradation becomes more prominent.
The distinction between grassland and forest is blurred in many places, especially in the semiarid subtropics and in other regions where fires may be common.
Living the life of bar and dining room and bedroom, and foreign languages, just a few miles from my father's cottage and overgrown garden, which had for so long been for me a place of gloom, of tarnished ceilings and pictures blurred behind grimy glass, a place of a life lived out and now without possibility.
But there's an awful lot of detail and it tends to pile up all over the place, blurring the characters, clogging the dialogue and cluttering the plot.
He has a habit of blurring time and place so that the whole country seems hell-bent on blasting, stomping, and literally biting the pigeons to death, as if it were this zeal, and not a complex web of industrial and environmental factors, that led to their extinction.
The closest the US came to seeing such an attack before San Bernardino was the Fort Hood shooting in 2009, though once again this was committed at the shooter's work place, blurring the lines between workplace violence and clear-cut terrorism.
Surrounded by Driggs Avenue, Lorimer Street, Bayard Street and Union Avenue, the track is a place of inspiration, blurred boundaries and shared sweat.
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