Asked what happens when smartphone screens become larger and some tablet computers become smaller, blurring the boundaries between the two, Mr. Souder said Sprint would "constantly evaluate our pricing strategy".
Suddenly, a small white blur shoots out from the tangle of sneakers and shin guards.
The prospect of dying frightens some: "And so it stays just on the edge of vision/A small, unfocused blur, a standing chill/That slows each impulse down to indecision," Philip Larkin wrote in his desperately bleak poem Aubade.
A book, to him, is like the moment in "Lawrence of Arabia" in which a tiny dot on the horizon enlarges into a galloping sheikh -- it is a small vibrant blur that gradually enlarges into a presence, preferably dashing and irresistible.
But life with small children blurred the next decade like a violently shaken snow globe.
Electron microscopes solve this problem by replacing the visible light with electron beams, which have a much shorter wavelength and a much smaller intrinsic blur.
In this country of 2.2 million nestled along the Baltic Sea, some young people are signing up at small businesses that blur the distinction between work and personal life, where there is no need to commute to an office.
With anything smaller, details simply blur into one another at that distance.
The small jets have blurred the line between commuter pilots and mainline pilots.
Our maid called us when she found him in our bedroom-a small, drunken man, blurred with whiskers.
