Sentences with phrase «example of the blurring»

Perhaps the most high - profile recent example of the blurring of the employment / self - employment distinction concerns the taxi app, Uber.

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[Rachel Zoll, 2001:8 A] This example indicates the influence that the sheer number of adherents of a particular religion have on the socio - political affairs of modern states, and in a world where truth seems to get blurred amidst statistics.

Morrisey thus provides a great example of exactly what the media has done to public discourse: It has blurred the lines between reality and fiction in the service of remaking social and sexual ethics, and it has helped to trivialize the language of relationship in a profoundly significant manner.

Combine this with the increasing competition in this sector as more of the categories blur for example we've seen the proliferation of flavoured waters, functional beverages e.g. coconut water, birch water, coldpress juices and the popularity of iced teas and coffees.

Blurred Bodies As we age, our sense of touch becomes less accurate — some elderly people have a tough time reading Braille, for example.

For example, a multi-sheet layer is made of stacked atoms, a structure that forms a blurred image when the layer is tilted.

Over the years, these soundtracks have proven to be so effective that they've inspired legions of imitators, including a bevy of electronic musicians who hew so close to the Carpenter blueprint that they blur the line between homage and appropriation (see Umberto, Xander Harris, and Cliff Martinez's soundtrack to Drive for glaring examples).

For example, he uses a lot of angled mirror shots to illustrate the altered perspective of that person, precise focusing and blurring to mimic foggy state of mind, and removing the camera from the steadicam in some scenes to create energy.

It blurs our ability to understand which systems have effectively targeted instruction to address needs of different student groups; instructional strategies are different for English Language Learners and for students on IEPs, for example.

An example of this limit is that a document can not be smoothly zoomed without either extreme blurring during the transition or a very slow zoom.

For example, many of us have a Nintendo Switch, or another console, and when playing on these the BFGD offers ultra-low levels of latency for snappier, more responsive controls, and has minimal display lag, reduced screen motion blur, and fantastic HDR support to make the colors pop in the likes of Forza Motorsport 7 and Horizon: Zero Dawn.

For example, a higher precision depth - of - field implementation preserves more detail on PC, the level of camera motion blur is also ramped up, and the rather basic implementation of light shafts across all three platforms are deployed a little more liberally in some scenes.

And it demonstrates the variety of Richter's work that this is achieved with none of the blurred photorealism for which he first found fame, and only one example of the squeegee - dragged abstractions which are such darlings of the art market (record over # 30m).

For example, in Law of the Jungle (2017), the actors» names — Hattie McDaniel and Bill (Bojangles) Robinson are painted white and large, then wiped by hand, in the foreground, while the films Law of the Jungle, Midnight Shadow and Blood of Jesus, are in a smaller font in a light gray tone and blurred to a greater extent so it seems they are floating — as if into obscurity — in the background.

In one series, for example, Richter painted meticulous renditions of photographs, including blurred elements, faithfully portraying and emphasizing the concealed aspects of the original print.

Not only are these works an example of Warhol blurring the boundaries between unique material and limited editions, but they also serve to prove the dynamism of Christie's online platform.

Describing the current state of net art and digital feminism, she uses both of the artists as examples of women whose explorations in digital identity blur the boundaries between art and life.

After Dark, for example, is a blurred version of one of the last photos of Prince, taken in his own club «After Dark».

There are many examples of this ambiguity which General Idea and AA Bronson have slipped into, not only to blur boundaries between reality and fiction but also to defy the conventions of the gaze and the very nature of what is perceptible, or rather acceptable to the eye.

Alfred Hitchcock, for example, leaned toward character - based films and in Shulman's finished photograph for Rear Window, the outline of James Stewart sitting in his chair is mixed into the blurred colors of the image.

A mournful ink - jet print on canvas by Chicano artist Miguel Angel Reyes entitled Remember Me (1998 — 2016), for example, showed the bust of a muscular man, his shoulders and chest in focus, but his face blurred, as if partly erased.

While these boundaries have been questioned, challenged and straight up abolished during multiple decades and artistic movements, no better example of the line being blurred could be found than in Bushwick's art events this week.

Diane Arbus's photograph Clouds on - screen at a drive - in movie, N.J. (1960), for example, blurs the line between the mundane and the transcendent with its image of a billowing cloud on the movie screen against the evening sky.

Diane Arbus's photograph Clouds on a Screen at a Drive - in, N.J. (1960), for example, blurs the line between the mundane and the transcendent with its image of a billowing cloud on the movie screen against the evening sky.

Consider, for example, Athos Zacharias, at 89 a force of nature judging by his wildly whirling Sufi, an oil on paper with blurred colors and sweeping gestures that whip past the eye just as the dancers spin, everything a blur.

The distant, yet eerie quality of the blurred focus is an example of Aitken's cinematographic artistry at work, provoking the viewer with the sensation of having stumbled upon a private moment.

Szymczyk's Documenta has been constructed according to the same idea that motivated, for example, Massimiliano Gioni, the artistic director of the 2013 Venice Biennale: to create an exhibition, one with numerous sites for viewing the art, that «blurs the line between professional artists and amateurs, insiders and outsiders, reuniting artworks with other forms of figurative expression — both to release art from the prison of its supposed autonomy, and to remind us of its capacity to express a vision of the world.»

The German artist Gerhard Richter, for example, blurs photo - realist paintings to overcome the natural limitations of figurative painting, resulting in the integration of both abstraction and figuration into one work.

This level of involvement follows the precedent of artists commissioned by Rock acts to produce album covers, videos or concert sets - recent examples being John Currin for Pulp, Wolfgang Tillmans and Sam Taylor - Wood for the Pet Shop Boys and Damien Hirst for Blur.

Similarly, in Conner's intricate, folded, and manipulated inkblot drawings, which served as the ailing artist's primary mode of expression in the 1990s, one can trace a line of development from the totem - pole - like columns of individual blots to the later, more crowded examples that blur the divisions between and within columns; these again activate the negative space but to a lesser extent than the felt - tip works.

A deeper question to emerge from the above is this: exactly whose interest is being served by the deliberate attempt of various non-greenhouse theorists to blur and fog this debate, the latest example of which is the Weekend Australian piece by Dr Marohasy?

The Decision is both a continuation of the Janssen / Abbott biologic battle, and a good example of the «blurring» lines between brand and generic in biologic litigation.

That comes up, for example, in the context of Google street views, where Google has been told they must blur license plate numbers.

Image restoration is a kind of process where we try to understand the mathematical model which describes a specific defect and, inverting it, tries to restore an image as much as possible close to a hypothetical original without the defect (for example correcting a blurred image or lens distortion).

Routine blurs memory: Where many months or years have passed since the work was done, these letters preserve details that might otherwise be lost to memory — especially if the lawyer handles matters that follow a predictable pattern (for example, real estate law, or the defence of traffic offences) in which the regular repetition of steps can make it easy to forget specifics.

This first example shows off the thing Google's photography algorithms are most famous for, which is the extraction of additional detail in shadows without butchering the photo with excessive noise or blurring.

It was an example of what its creators, the creative lab Interactive Deep Dive, call a «SimuLife» — an experience that uses live actors and real locations to blur the lines between fantasy and reality, mapping a fictional narrative onto the real world.

Bokeh mode produces pleasant blur, but some segmentation artifacts are usually noticeable — for example, around the hand of our subject in this picture.

Examples of this new design include dynamically blurring an app's backgrounds or sidebars depending on how the software is being used and new transparency, lighting and 3D effects.

That means that, as stated, you can give photos a unique effect where you blur the background or foreground of a photo - here's an example taken by the Honor 6X.

In the example above, you can now see a blurring effect and slight transparency on the title bar of the Movies & TV windows.

In my mini-review of the Huawei Honor 8 Pro (which does look a whole lot like an iPhone anyway), for example, I made mention of how closely Huawei mimics Apple's design principles in their extensive use of overlays and blur (something increasingly popular in the Android space at large), white and blue color palette, and emulates the light feel of the OS.

We found much better results on the Google Pixel 2 or Samsung Galaxy Note 8, for example, as the OnePlus 5T didn't seem to do a good job of accurately identifying the subject in the foreground and subsequently dramatically blurring the background.

The Portrait Mode (examples of which can be seen in the images below) style became popular this year thanks to the bokeh - effect that it creates, resulting in images with focused foregrounds and blurred backgrounds.

Visually, for example, you'll see the rest of the screen start to blur slightly, while the part that you're pressing will remain in focus.