Sentences with phrase «because of these blurred»

We perceive the huge structures as miniature because of the blurring created by Barbieri's overly shallow focus, says visual neuroscientist Ray Phinney of Wheaton College in Illinois.

However, because of the blurring caused by Earth's atmosphere, a 10 - inch or a 10 - meter telescope sees about the same amount of detail.»

But because of the blurred line between law, policy and morality, the centrality of judicial independence, and the unique ability of judges to speak to certain moral and political issues, we must not label every obiter comment by a judge as misconduct.

Just as quickly, however, their closeness can turn to confusion, anger, and even violence because of the blurred lines between trust and betrayal.

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But that clarity is now blurring because of the upcoming Department of Labor fiduciary rule.

The lines between a cash transaction and a non-cash transaction link will forever be blurred, because a paper trail of cash can't — and will never — be purely traceable on the web.

Indeed, it is dangerous because it may blur your vision of the facts that are truly important.

If you want to go to another church because the pastor wears blur shoes instead of brown and he smiles more... then go.

Her name, her body, and the shack she lives in blur into the unreality of dreams — but an unreality different than that of her initial impulse toward «a dream somebody had, and wrote it down, and it ended up in this book,» because her name, her body, and her shack all do exist.

It must be said, of course, in order not to blur the fallacy in Bergson's method, that he chose intuition as being a mode of apprehension most appropriate to a concern with internal relations precisely because he failed to note or to acknowledge the structural or contextual character of such relations as an external pattern of existence as well.

The former principle blurs the distinction because its doctrine of efficient causation requires that earlier occasions be present in, and hence characterize, later occasions.

This principle is doubly relevant to the task at hand because it is characterized by Whitehead both as blurring the sharp distinction between universals and particulars and as constituting «the first step in the description of the universe as a solidarity of many actual entities» (PR 65).

And don't ever blur the lines in a relationship — because the shades of gray will always disappoint.

Is not precisely the essential difference between natural and secular history on the one hand and the really personal, sacred history of redemption on the other, blurred, if God's action even outside the history of redemption receives a definite predicamental position within space and time, because a definite, precise individual reality in distinction to others and in a different way from others receives a privileged direct relation to God?

We exclude, VoIf implies, because we are fearful of «anything that blurs our boundaries, disturbs our identities and disarranges our symbolic cultural maps.

Whilst there may be some truth in this, when it comes to the dawn of Man even these lines become blurred because the story of Adam and Eve, albeit couched in myth, does seek to provide «what» and «how» answers.

What I am disclaiming is the possession of past experiences, because this blurs the distinction between «know» and «exist.»

Binge watching television shows is likely the closest we'll ever get to time travel, because there's no better way to make an whole day go by in a blur than queing up an entire season of a good series.

This addition sharply curtails the range of dissent from the official positions of the Vatican, because it blurs the distinction between fallible and infallible.

It doesnot entail that the distinction of grace and nature be blurred because «such an end can never be proportionate to any created nature, nor within its natural powers to attain.»

The following quotation from his writings shows that he rejected this latter form of epistemology that had resurfaced in the twentieth century under the guise of Transcendental Thomism, because he was acutely aware that this path led at least to a blurring of the distinction between nature and grace if not to pantheism: «What we must not do -LSB-...] is to relate God as «ground of being» to the very inner substance and core of the soul as in some way... a part or aspect of the creature's being.»

Meaning, if a mother is completely worn down because of issues feeding the baby, the lines become blurred as to whether nursing is truly the better option for her and her baby.

The first few months of Ben's life are much of a blur for me because of the crying and the resulting sleep deprivation and insanity.

I suspect this is because they don't learn to differentiate their cries because pain, vomiting, hunger, and tiredness all sort of blur together for them.

I wouldn't ally myself to any of the leading parties because I think the line between them is so blurred that we don't know which is which.

The exact sequencing of use between the Clinton campaign and leftist media is unclear because, as Wikileaks showed, the lines between media and political organisations are themselves blurred.

Because the particle whizzes through the air so quickly and loops through the same path over and over again, all these pixels blur together — like the tip of a sparkler waved so fast that it seemingly smears into a solid line.

The US Federal Aviation Administration allows for recreational use of remote - controlled air vehicles, but the Columbia Packing case blurs the line because the UAV became a surveillance tool.

«Patients who are taking anticoagulants can be difficult to examine, because they bleed more easily than other patients,» explains Håkon Olav Leira, adding that this demonstrates another of the challenges that the medical team often faces; the bronchoscope images are blurred because blood is obscuring the camera lenses.

Because space is above the blurring and attenuation effects of Earth's atmosphere, it is a better place than our planet to collect an exoplanet's chemical or spectral information.

«From a ground - based telescope everything looks blurred in the middle of these clusters because of atmospheric distortion,» says Shao.

Because of this, the margins of what defines a clear - cut LKS patient have been blurred.»

«We wanted to know if the detection of this blur by the brain happens automatically, because previous research had resulted in two conflicting views.»

But emerging biotechnologies may blur those lines of oversight, because some of the new foods don't fit neatly into existing regulatory definitions.

Another interesting technique is to make use of the blurring that occurs because of Earth's rotation.

This is because you're blurring imperfections but not covering up the natural radiance of your skin.

I haven't experienced to shoot at night because of the moist and blurred result in the photos plus it is hard to put the focus, too.

Most of it went by in a blur due to being sick and relaxing because this spring and summer is about to get crazy busy.

Too bad, I was in hurry because of the sudden rain (it was very cloudy so too many blur and dark pics) and too many mosquitoes around.

I can't even remember what we did this past weekend because the past week & a half has been such a blur with all of the home improvements we've been doing.

6 Reasons Why Meeting Up For Coffee Is A Poor Excuse For A a cup of joe isn't taking our rather than actual dating, but the coffee date blurs the Bean - to - cup coffee machines make the freshest coffee because they grind the beans as you use them — no time, in other words, cup of coffee dating site.

The sequence might have just as easily used some pleasing blur of classic pop, just because that's what's usually done, and why mess with formula?

The past few days have been a blur, and yet it is her who urged me back to the computer, with a gentle, «You can't let the movie writing stop because of this... please... write...» God I love that girl.

It's also because they oftentimes become a blur of strobing silver and explosions.

This could be because of the deliberate blurring of diegetic and non-diegetic aural elements, or simply its use of montage.

For instance, a research group at the University of Maastricht experimented with video and voice - overs to train pediatricians and found that adding circles to the video to highlight areas of interest on an infant helped, but blurring details outside the area of visual interest worked even better — presumably because this permitted working memory to avoid having to process extraneous information.

There would need to be two lists: eligible and ineligible because of potential for name confusion / blurring.

The only reason I say this is because, to say that a tablet might «make a good e-reader» kind of blurs the line of why e-ink is preferred over lcd screen (refresh rate and front lit light).

The phone can easily run a vanilla version of 2.1 and most likely 2.2 as well, but that will never happen because motorola insists on integrating that blur nonsense on top of and into android.

I'm excited about Gingerbread not just because of what Google is bringing to the table in it but also because of the many changes that Moto made to the Blur UI.