Meanwhile, in the paired images Judge's Bench I and II, the space of jurisprudence is rendered indistinct, pictured through sheets of vertically grooved privacy glass: like the law itself, these spaces in Young's images are only understood in their general shapes, their details and particularities concealed, strategically, by purposeful forms of institutional obscurantism.
The graph below may be indistinct, but the picture it draws is clear enough.
A painting by Münter from 1912 (not in the show) conveys the feverish charms of a bohemian ménage: Kandinsky, neatly bearded and bespectacled, in shorts, raising one hand in a peremptory gesture, holds forth to a female friend after dinner in a room decorated with hot-colored little pictures and indistinct objects.
But the picture is too indistinct to see blood or other signs of physical damage.
The picture itself becomes indistinct: it's a generic action picture involving the vaguely racist cliche of Mexican drug cartel money (someone must have decided it was time to give the Colombians a break), with explosions and shootouts in large, handsome spaces.
The indistinct parts of the LM pictures are caused by that.
It is really very strange, and the pictures are just too indistinct to be able to tell," said Petley, a professor at Durham University in the United Kingdom.
As the statistical results of some common used measurements show that there are large fluctuations because of small sample sizes to induce some indistinct conclusions, and there are even incorrect BTN structure pictures as positive degree relation of the adjacent vertices in those BTNs though they are actually uncorrelated at all, i.e., exhibiting "pseudo positive connectivity correction".
We looked for the best angle from which to take pictures of the computer screen and keep me as indistinct as possible.
In the 20th Century, the use of X-rays revealed new information about what the mummies contained – but the picture of what was hidden beneath the wrappings remained hazy and indistinct.
