Sentences with phrase «sort of blur»

The next 3 minutes (a.k.a «eternity») is sort of a blur.

Or do they just sort of blur together?

Humphries's silver is a noncolor — one might almost say an anti-color — and it sends light bouncing around crazily in all directions, creating a sort of blur around the canvas that has approximately the same relation to the nebulous visual hum emitted by Agnes Martin's paintings as the chemically zippy drug - induced euphoria does to the putative clarity of serenity and insight in meditation.

This year has been sort of a blur.

It runs at 30 fps instead of 60 and the lower native resolution means there's a sort of blur over the whole screen that can be initially distracting.

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.

The wedding and dress sort of blurred into one brilliant burst of fashion for me on this one.

I like the word «focus» because I really feel that I move from a sort of blurred informality to more structure.

Not exact matches

Most people define epiphany as an «ah - ha» or «eureka» moment, a discovery, of sorts, that somehow «clicks» and makes perfect sense, bringing into focus the blur you had been pondering.

In doing so they tended to posit some sort of intuition of God's nature - which in Catholic theology is a work of grace - as the foundation for certainty in our knowledge of every day reality and so blurred the distinction between nature and grace.

The beginning of this week was such a blur with the weird mid-week holiday and then going back to work yesterday, I sort of forgot about making a workout plan or sharing our grocery list!

There is just the blur of the landscape, a swirling pattern of grays and blacks, and the strip is sort of like a little black pencil mark.

Rapper, singer, and fashion enthusiast Theophilus London is known just as much for his genre - blurring sound as he is for single handedly keeping wide - brim hat makers in business (well sort of).

... there's no word on framerate (locked at 30 fps, locked at 60 fps, varying, is there any sort of motion blur, is it V - synced, etc.), and...

The film, with backlit shots of pilgrims strolling across twilit hillsides exhibiting amazing detail, has never looked brighter, so the few instances that the dragon is inserted into the frame betray the sort of sharp lines that James Cameron would finally address in Terminator 2 with his own animation blurring techniques, replicating the imperfections of the human eye at a distance and while observing motion.

With the sort of light that deserves to have a few moments taken to stop, breathe it in, and absorb the possibility it brings; to make a memory of the way the sun dances across the sea, sprinkling it with gold; to relish the cool that blurs the horizon; to -LSB-...]

With the sort of light that deserves to have a few moments taken to stop, breathe it in, and absorb the possibility it brings; to make a memory of the way the sun dances across the sea, sprinkling it with gold; to relish the cool that blurs the horizon; to squint your eyes into the gentle mist which offers the promise of the hot day ahead.

Blur sort of merges all -LSB-...]

There is a host of issues, from strange dialogue derailing scenes and blurred character models to the game being rather short and heavily unbalanced in the party's favor that removes any sort of difficulty outside the very hardest setting.

Blur sort of merges all these racing games that I've played and enjoyed.

Exiles sort of tries to blur the lines between survival and persistent MMO with a thrall system.

The US and UK Blur promo movies had developers explaining gameplay mechanics; the French versions include women in no clothing having some sort of hair - tossing competition.

Everything animates well, but the still images are this sort of weird low - res pixel - blur cel shading.

That crazy motion blur that occurred during any sort of camera rotation is gone (fully adjustable to be more accurate, but just as well gone), and the PC release arrives with the expected resolution and graphic options.

Adding to this visual style is the use of tilt shift photography techniques — the screen even blurs a little at the edges, simulating a sort of peripheral vision effect.

Movement itself its own sort of detail, blurring and decreasing all the elements around it, drawing our attention to it weather we choose so or not.»

«I might say, parenthetically, I believe there are national security and common security aspects to the whole globalization challenge that I really don't have time to go into today, so I'll just steer off the text and say what I think briefly, which is that as we open borders and we increase the freedom of movement of people, information and ideas, this open society becomes more vulnerable to cross-national, multinational, organized forces of destruction: terrorists; weapons of mass destruction; the marriage of technology in these weapons, small - scale chemical and biological and maybe even nuclear weapons; narco traffickers and organized criminals, and increasingly, all these people sort of working together in lines that are quite blurred.

Since this decision, the number of harassment claims against employers has increased dramatically and the courts have been called upon to identify the blurred line between the sort of regrettable conduct that each of us is subjected to from time to time and unacceptable conduct which PHA 1997 prohibits.

Finally, the company says that the filters blur the background of your video accurately so all the focus is on your face — sort of like in Portrait Mode — and that they will allow for other 3D elements to be more realistically added in the future.

Images taken in low - light settings, such as indoors, will predictably need a long enough shutter speed that any sort of movement will cause a blur.

It's a proper, soft - touch button of the sort you'd find on a standalone digital camera, with a distinct two - stage press that makes focusing and shooting much, much easier than usual on cheap phone buttons, helping keep shots free of motion blur.

The dual rear camera provides the phone with a sort of depth - of - field effect but it's not executed very well and tends to blur out more than it should, often times not presenting the entire subject that's supposed to be in focus.

If left off, judder is heavy, resulting in significant blur, and HDR + processing seems to exacerbate the problem by introducing additional brightness that results in a sort of flashing effect when judder is present.

Is this the sort of situation that gives the real estate business a blurred descriptor of how the industry really operates?