Where once the point of CGI in cinema might have been to produce images of crystalline, almost architecturally detailed clarity, now its future seems to lie in smudging, smearing and making indistinct.
But the explosive expansion in capability of which we are in the midst has made things indistinct.
The copious accommodation of ethnic non-whites following the 1965 Immigration Act has only layered over that older question, and made it indistinct.
And people, things, clothes, memories, stories — all seized and made instantly vivid: Indistinct memories came to him.
As Ticketmaster-CitySearch's Conn points out, commodity stock quots, news feeds and horoscopes made the portals indistinct from one another.
DIPGs have indistinct borders and may contain areas of varying tumor activity, normal grey and/or white matter, edema, and necrosis, making it difficult to identify a region that best characterizes the tumor.
Coastal mountains, made up of many indistinct chains, are from about 20 to 40 miles (30 to 65 km) in width and from 2,000 to 8,000 feet (600 to 2,400 metres) in elevation.
Although several isolates shared additional mutations, most made up a large, indistinct polytomy with little branching and subclade formation.
"Girls!" Through the tinted windows in the back of the GMC, I could make out three indistinct black shapes.
