"blurred without" can be a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is blurry or unclear even without a specific factor or condition. Example: The photograph was already blurred without the added effect of the filter.
I'd stare at the computer screen for hours, until my eyes blurred over, without managing to eke out a single word.
A good theory is focused without being blurred by extraneous detail or overgenerality.
This new approach is a good way to reach the specific transport and transfer properties of the oxide without being blurred by the metal influence.
Shoot as slow as you can using hand-held without getting shots blurred from camera shake.
Any children without consent have been blurred in programmes".
"Metropolitan area" was and is nothing but a blurred geographical expression, without any clearly-defined and influential government, constituency and representatives.
It can be seen that frame-by-frame intermittent tracking achieves motion-blur-free video shooting of the object moving in the oblique direction, as well as in the horizontal direction; the NT images are blurred in the (20{^circ }) oblique direction, whereas the IT images are without blur at all the slider speeds.
Out-of-focus blur estimation without using any reference information has been given in[38] using the point spread function (PSF) which is derived from edge information.
In 2010, the national regulator had thrown the future of Street View into question by demanding that Google's pixilation technology, which blurred certain images, function without error, 100 percent of the time.
Similarly, I write this essay to be exposed, to expose myself, an image without the blemishes blurred.
