Sentence examples for would be blurred from inspiring English sources
Thus, for visible light at the shortest possible wavelength of 400 nanometres (nm), features smaller than 200 nm would be blurred out, and many features of cells and microorganisms would be impossible to observe.
A single photographic exposure of the stars, the comet and Mars would be blurred because all the objects are moving relative to each other and Hubble can only track one target at a time.
We have shown that important transmittance phase information can be extracted using the so-called 'closed' mesoscopic interferometers, in spite of the fact that multiple interferences are in this case allowed, and it was generally believed that a correct phase extraction would be blurred.
And of course, Fischer reasoned, any features that would clearly identify the witness, such as her face, would be blurred prior to publication.
Initially, the gang's reluctant to star in a TV show -- incarceration being the main concern, which flips to fear of cancellation after they're offered $20,000 a piece, plus per diem, and an assurance their faces would be blurred on screen.
Soberingly, IARC's diligent evaluation process of what can and what cannot cause cancer in humans would be blurred when equating group 1 (proven carcinogen) classifications with group 2A classifications, as recommended in the Asturias Declaration.
If the tooth decay bacterium spreads easily from person to person, any geographical pattern would soon be blurred.
The fault meant that images from the mirror would always be blurred because light rays bouncing off the surface were not properly focused.
Father Meade knew he said that, but hardly heard because he was wondering if he was being confused with another priest; a brain addled by recourse to methylated spirits would naturally be blurred by now.
"All of a sudden I would just be blurred out and tense all over.
Targets this small are well below the nominal resolution limit of the compound eye and would thus be blurred by the optics to a very low contrast image (effective contrast below 2%).
