Sentence examples for information blurring from inspiring English sources

The chosen metrics are used to characterize two key aspects in acquiring signals with CT systems: the loss of information (blurring) and the adding of unwanted information (noise).

This messaging overdose creates an information blur, which in turn creates the need for more messaging.

In the market free-for-all that ensued after the fall of the Soviet Union, the definition of secret information blurred as laws changed, impoverished scientists began seeking new sources of income and the government tried to redefine the West.

Below are the screenshots in their full embryonic glory – albeit with names, message bodies, and other sensitive information blurred out.

Dr. Roden showed a slide of patient's medical record (with name and all identifiable pieces of information blurred out, for obvious reasons!).

They can also provide significant prognostic (such as FLT-3 mutation in acute myelogenous leukemia) and predictive information, further blurring the boundaries between diagnosis and treatment, as well as between basic and clinical sciences.

In this perspective, the distinction between transmitter and receiver of information is blurred; agents are seen as "transceivers" (ibid), interactively participating to the knowledge creation process.

Finally, the blur information is pooled to predict the blur quality of images.

In [1] a parameter is considered to detect a decrease or loss of spatial information (e.g., blurring).

Especially for large-scale scenes, lack of full use of multi-scale depth information will cause blurring and irreal reconstruction results.

The fMRI maps from downsampling with only k-space low-frequency information showed significant blurring in the activation region).