It's a very blurry line, and it's getting more blurry all the time as we make even more observations.

And if I get really far away I'm blurry.

The line between defending human rights and the fight against impunity is sometimes rather blurry.

And the bigger your gesture gets, the more ill defined, blurry and, frankly, useless it is to the orchestra.

This is from Stanford's Computer Science 101 class, and the students are supposed to color correct that blurry red image.

Now as our possessions dematerialize into the cloud, a blurry line is appearing between what's mine, what's yours, and what's ours.

The only proof I've got that I was there is a blurry photo of my GPS, the little satellite navigation gadget.

You know, you're going to have these kind of blurry spots like this that maybe only resemble eyes in a very very abstract way.

Their acuity our acuity is 20 20 babies' acuity is like 20 800, so they are looking at the world in a very, very blurry fashion.

Russia, where the line between state controlled and privately controlled companies is often blurry, has demonstrated this strategy in Europe. Indeed, Russian investments in aerospace, telecommunications, and, most of all, in the energy sector, are the main source of concern for Germany.

With the invention of writing, you start getting cities. This is blurry. I kind of like that because it makes it look like a one celled organism and reminds you how many levels organic organization has already moved through to get to this point. And then you get to, you know, you get empires.

Some regard race based medical treatment as necessary to reduce health disparities, while others view it as downright discriminatory. When BiDil was approved, Francis Collins, who was Director of the US National Human Genome Research Institute at the time, warned that we should move without delay from blurry and potentially misleading surrogates for drug response, such as race, to the more specific causes.