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Blurring that distinction thereby disregarding the problem of scarcity is no solution.

I asked you when did your vision started blurring.

Clumsy intergovernmental processes risk blurring priorities, confusing policymakers, and exhausting civil servants.

A digiKam image plugin to apply blurring special effects to an image.

The ethos of Israel s far right consists in its insistence on blurring this distinction.

Putin's all encompassing popularity, which is genuine, and his blurring of all political dividing lines has given him an unassailable position.

Blurring that distinction might be a key to the success of this and other initiatives.

In spite of the end of the cold war, we see disorder constantly blurring the geopolitical landscape.

Sets the smoothness value when blurring the border of the changed pixels. This leads to a more naturally looking pupil.

Such distortions are purely a Greek Cypriot invention aimed at blurring the issue and confusing the innocent with the guilty.

Professional journalists are increasingly migrating to online media and blogs in pursuit of more freedom, blurring the old lines of definition.

It also implies a blurring of the distinction between political commitment, as it was formerly perceived, and implementation or operational issues.

Not only is QE s ability to jumpstart crisis torn, balance sheet constrained economies limited it also runs the important risk of blurring the distinction between monetary and fiscal policy.

Moreover, Kurdish independence could encourage demands for autonomy in the Sunni majority provinces bordering Syria, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia a third region where Syria s civil war is blurring international borders.

91. A third trend is the growth of the informal sector itself, blurring the lines between the household and the enterprise with the growth of subcontracting, home based work and self employment.

These close links notwithstanding, the distinctions among levels are real and are important to maintain conceptually as well as operationally, avoiding a blurring of functions and responsibilities.

And I became obsessed with this idea of blurring the perimeter of the body, so you couldn't see where the skin ended and the near environment started.

Putin's all encompassing popularity, which is genuine, and his blurring of all political dividing lines has given him an unassailable position. Many bemoan this state of affairs, but his ascendancy might be less malign than it seems.

Now, one of the things that I have issues with is that, as the days and weeks and months go by, time just seems to start blurring and blending into each other and, you know, I hated that, and visualization is the way to trigger memory.

Now, one of the things that I have issues with is that, as the days and weeks and months go by, time just seems to start blurring and blending into each other and, you know, I hated that, and visualization is the way to trigger memory.

If wars in the past were fought over ideology, conflicts in the future will be due to competition for markets and scarce natural resources, blurring the lines between economics, development and security.

The majority of jurisdictions are generally able to effectively enforce their competition legislation within these confines, which often imply a blurring of the competition authority and sector regulator jurisdictions or a policy vacuum.

In recent years, the Advisory Committee has noted, with increasing concern, a blurring of the lines between the policy setting role of the General Assembly and the administrative responsibilities of the Secretary General.

The Secretariat also indicated that as technology changes, the replacement of existing installations often involves the introduction of new features and substantial improvements to facilities, thereby blurring the distinction between the two categories.

14. Furthermore, the packaging of capital assistance and technical cooperation has contributed to blurring the division of labour among agencies. Grant funded technical cooperation has been used in combination with low funded capital assistance.

At the same time, it is becoming increasingly clear that the line between the commercial and scientific uses of space technology and the military use of such technology is fast blurring, to the point that there is an urgent need today to ensure that space, the last frontier of humankind, is used only for non offensive and non belligerent purposes.

Reports have been received regarding the torture of six persons by JEM it and the SLM A have been accused of sheltering their forces in civilian areas, thereby blurring the distinction between civilian and legitimate targets.

Edge This value defines the pixel distance to which the filter looks ahead for edges. When this value is increased, then spike noise is erased. You can eventually re adjust the Edge filter, when you have changed this setting. When this value is too high, the adaptive filter can no longer accurately track image details, and noise or blurring can occur.

Marshall MacLuhan discussed the participatory potential of media already in the 1970s but in the era of digital and social media, the theory of participatory culture becomes even more acute as the borders between audiences and media producers are blurring.

Marketization , i.e. the growing role of the private sector in the outsourcing of security and military services, had become a new trend in mercenary activity, leading to a blurring of the distinction between mercenaries and those individuals working for legal PSCs.

This approach promoted a blurring of the lines between emergency relief and development assistance and contributed to providing a practical environment in which United Nations agencies work together collaboratively, using common, and even joint, programming initiatives to address the identified priorities.

Philosophies do not just give a little here and there, blurring over the difficult bits in the hope that everything will work out in the end. Imagine asking a Kantian to add just a bit of utilitarian calculation to the categorical imperative.

For this reason special cameras are often used which eliminate motion blurring by taking rapid exposures on the order of 1 1000 of a second, and then transmitting them over the course of the next 1 25 or 1 30 of a second.

I think our neutrality has been strengthened by improved guidance and training with military forces in areas of civil military cooperation to ensure a better understanding of the respective roles and responsibilities of military and civilian actors, to prevent a blurring of roles.

PCs based upon the 8086 design and its successors evolved into workstations and servers of 16, 32 and 64 bits, with advanced memory protection, segmentation, and multiprocessing features, blurring the difference between small and large computers (the 80286 and 80386's protected mode were important in doing so).

Radius this control selects the gliding window size used for the filter. Larger values do not increase the amount of time needed to filter each pixel in the image but can cause blurring. This window moves across the image, and the color in it is smoothed to remove imperfections. In any case it must be about the same size as the noise granularity or somewhat more. If it is set higher than necessary, then it can cause unwanted blur.

Although girls still tended to choose subjects such as classics, languages and social sciences, and the boys more technical and vocational subjects, the distinction was blurring and there were increasing numbers of boys and girls studying non traditional subjects interestingly enough, the boys and girls in non traditional subjects tended to have better than average results.

What is mine is yours and what is yours is mine.

There is, there is, there is else.

Is it Plato, is it Aristotle, is it Kant, is it Mill?

This is your life. This is ... this is ... this is your life.

A rose is a rose Is a rose is a rose is