Or perhaps there is such constant change that it becomes invisible — the blurry, time-lapse flow of so much activity against an unmoving background of asphalt, brick, stone, steel and glass.
The visual quality of the material she shot is crummy, both palsied and smeared, but the decrepitude of the images also underscores that these blurry times would soon deteriorate.
And yet, from where I stand, at times it's hard to tell where Mexico ends, or the United States begins, as if the line, at times blurry, at times hard, can divide us from them.
We should note that although the frequency resolution improves with the length of the STFT window, the spectrogram becomes blurry in time (see Figure 8).
I was struck by the range in scales: sometimes human faces were so close they'd gone blurry; other times bodies were just dots, dwarfed by infrastructure or wreckage.
It was all a joke, but Mr. Costello's equally teasing assessment of the situation suggested that the line between reality and parody can get a little blurry in times of such aggressive symbolism.
I tell him that some of his images, for instance the blurry night-time scene of Enclave (2011), suggest nefarious activities involving anonymous figures – cruising or dogging – and he remarks, amused, that "your interpretation there wasn't my intention.
The insider/outsider boundary became blurry at times.
*Note the difference between laughter and amusement were blurry at times, but we define amusement as being entertained, and not laugh out loud funny.
GameZone gave the game an 8 out of 10 and praised the game's controls and cut scenes, but stated that the iPad version of the game can be blurry at times.
People tend to discount the faith of those who operate in religious never-never land, and, admittedly my faith is a bit blurry at times and unorthodox at others.
