Sentence examples for blurred structures from inspiring English sources

In tomosynthesis the multiple tomographic sections have an appearance similar to radiographs and conventional tomograms, with sharply depicted structures in the focal plane of each section and blurred structures outside the section.

Zimmermann, imitating Berg's example in "Wozzeck" and "Lulu," condensed the play into an episodic, at times surreally blurred structure.

This standard image processing blurs structures in the sample and reduces the contrast in the cytosol of infected RBCs.

Another sample with a breathy and blurred vocal structure maintains a tonal whisper between the rest.

Recent anthropogenic changes (especially stock transfers and hatchery operations) have perhaps blurred population structure in Chinook salmon but have not obscured the major historical patterns described above.

The distinction between private and public sector in terms of delivery of public services is increasingly blurred, but the structures and frameworks in which they operate are no less complex.

These operations optimally and linearly blurred fine anatomical structures, making the decoding performance comparable across subjects despite their inhomogeneity.

The effect is heightened by the snowy background, which blurs the structure of the landscape – the charging horse appears to be in its own avalanche of white speed.

Because the mutation rate in this region is higher than that in coding regions, high levels of recurrent mutations can blur the structure of the matrilineal genealogy.

The consistency transformation may be iterated any number of times, but excessive iterations blur the structure of residue affinity.

Songs ranging from "The Way You Look Tonight" to "Being Alive" became modified streams of consciousness that blurred their verse-chorus structures and allowed Mr. Winther, a normally strait-laced interpreter, to cautiously break rules and even experiment momentarily with improvisation.