Sentence examples for represent a further blurring from inspiring English sources

Features such as the Bliss magazine site's "How sexy am I?", which invites girls to post pictures of themselves and have them marked for looks and "pull-ability", represent a "further blurring of the lines between teen sites and lad mag sites", according to Fiona Bawdon, the report's author.

It's not surprising that under-pressure advertisers are trying to wring every ounce of value out of celebrity relationships, but the level of interaction between Morrison's and the popular Geordie presenters represents a further blurring of boundaries that were once seen as an important protection for consumers.

That would represent a further slowing of Yahoo's growth.

The potential for conflict in cyberspace, where military and civilian collaboration is essential, makes a further blurring of missions likely.

3D printing and similar technologies have led to a further blurring of the lines between goods and services.

The numbers indicate a further blurring of the boundaries between personal time, and time spent working.

/ The second generation of something, or representing a further evolution.

where H represents a blurring matrix, and D is a downsampling matrix.

where W represents the down-sampling operator and H represents a blurring filter, and υ is the additive noise [2].

Even if not currently functional, much of the genome is still likely to represent a pool of variation that may be brought into use in the future, further blurring the boundaries of 'function' (Khaitovich et al. 2006; Wagner 2011, 2012).

"It's difficult to represent a friend," Mr. Richman said, "because the lines of friendship and professionalism blur, and you can't let that happen.