blurring

Also things like superhosts [0] which clearly aren't employees but come a bit closer to blurring the lines.

It is just as unrealistic as the blurring that happens in Cascading shadow maps but it is more efficient.

The lines are blurring as a side effect of the influence social media has, that's the danger.

The second most nagging prob for Twitter is the blurring line between its FB page-like accounts and real/personal ones.

Isn't this the construct that exhibits blurring problems due to subpixel alignment in Gecko / Webkit?

If StreetView blurring is anything to go by, it can't tell the difference between a human face and a brick wall.

Wide angle lenses cannot achieve as much depth of field blurring as telephoto lenses can.

Comparing war reparations to loans is blurring the lines to make a political point.

It's even better than blurring the perception between private and official bodies.

In any event, I hope he didn't quit his day job to make a photo-blurring utility.

I have a feeling its because of a higher frame rate, and less blurring of movement.

Could be that the blurring isn't being handled by the GPU.

Re staying "in vectors": The subtle blurring of the sequential collections between the collections and sequences is part of what makes so much of working with data in Clojure easy.

Blurring was better than with DK1, but still an issue.