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blurring

blur <a blur; blurs> N

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blur N

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blur N

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blur image COMPUT

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Faces of passers-by and car licence plates in the photographs will be unidentifiable because blurring technology is to be used.
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This was a classic from the off, a bewitching spectacle that flew by in ferocious flurries and blurring exchanges.
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Although this gives sharper slow motion replays it can look strange at normal speed because the eye expects to see motion blurring and does not.
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It is not unique in blurring the margins between realism and fantasy, between documentary and invention.
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Commotion set a high standard for a rotoscoping application, introducing rotosplines and offering features like motion tracking and motion blurring for masks.
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Sizes of recorded sites vary as might be expected over time with fluctuations in demographics and blurring boundaries of a mobile population.
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The self-fulfilling prophecy phenomenon complicates the question further by blurring the line between a belief's factual basis and its consequences.
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Conversely, interpolation (which avoids judder and may create more fluid motion than in the original video) can instead cause blurring, particularly visible on fast scrolling text.
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Some people lose part of their field of vision known as hemianopsia while others experience blurring.
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Postmodern art sees the blurring between the high and fine arts with low-end and commercial art; modern art started to experiment with this blurring.
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