Sentence examples for blurred provide from inspiring English sources

We believe that such situations in which the phenomenological aspect of the reality-fiction line is somewhat blurred provide rich ground for further investigation.

Move the figure along the surrounding roads and you can find the shop where you buy your milk, the pub where you drink and maybe a neighbour or two - their faces blurred to provide a semblance of anonymity.

There's Graham Coxon of Blur providing elaborate folk baroque guitar work on a no-nonsense treatment of the murder ballad Cruel Mother, and comedian Stewart Lee with a respectful Polly on the Shore.

Secondly, a linear filter is applied with coefficients learned to restore residual interpolation artifacts in addition to low-resolution blurring, providing noticeable improvements over lens-detector Wiener restorations.

Reviews pooling different control conditions (e.g. waiting-list controls and another 'active' treatment) into a generic control thus provide blurred effect-size estimates and this may also obscure potential causal processes generating the effect (cf. 2).

This gender blurring might provide a clue to the real identity of that fantasy figure whom the pundits are drooling over.

Miley Cyrus may have launched a thousand reproachful blog posts and enriched America's vocabulary with all her twerking and jerking on the MTV Video Music Awards in August, but her equally lewd dance partner was 36-year-old Robin Thicke, whose Marvin Gaye-insomeed (some would say pilfered) hit song "Blurred Lines" provided their soundtrack.

Some of the machines provide blurring, or the electronic equivalent of a G-string over the genitals.

When selected, OIS and DIS work simultaneously to provide blur-free, detailed images with remarkable clarity.

Dual Image Stabilization combines both Samsung's improved Optical Image Stabilization and Digital Image Stabilization which work simultaneously to provide blur-free images no matter how shaky the user's hand may be.

Technology has lowered the barriers so that anyone can provide services blurring the line between "personal" and "professional".