Mr. Brandlmayr and Nicholas Bussmann, the cellist and electronics maneuverer, sound as if they can find music in anything; they do so literally in "Playing the Night in Vienna," in which indistinct street sounds — slowly, quietly — inspire a composition.
The margins were spiculate in 2 patients, indistinct in 1 patient, microlobulated in 1 patient, and partially obscured in 1 patient.
In an indistinct room, with a blurred painting in the background, the US-educated politician pledged to continue street actions alongside the Venezuelan people, while acknowledging he faces the risk of being jailed.
The order Hyeniales included shrublike plants with inconspicuous leaves arranged in rather indistinct whorls.
Some dishes I won't willingly try again, like Koliwada maachi ($8), cubes of soft, watery salmon in an indistinct sauce.
Later, when they have come in and the garden is wrapped in its blue-grey pall of evening, Claudia looks through the window and sees Skittle cavorting alone in the indistinct light.
I was in my gym the other day, and this little girl... .. - she hand-gestures the infant to be somewhere between three and 14, in the indistinct manner of those without children - "... came up to me and said, 'Excuthe me, Mith Channing - I know you mainly from Greathe.
Baumgarten begins by defining the "inferior" or "lower faculty of cognition" as that which works with sensible representations, which are in turn "indistinct, that is, obscure or confused" (Metaphysik, §§382 3, pp. 115 16).
