10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BLURREDNESS»
Discover the use of
blurredness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
blurredness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Photography Theory in Historical Perspective
Blurredness, according to the art historian and philosopher Wolfgang Ullrich in
Die Geschichte der Unschärfe [The History of Blurredness] (2002a: 98), may
cause a distortion of the representation of the motif, but it can also increase the ...
Hilde Van Gelder, Helen Westgeest, 2011
One ofthe clearest examplesof the confusion between physical and
phenomenological languageis the picture Mach sketched ofhisfield of vision, in
whichthe socalled blurredness of the shapes toward the edge of his visual field
was ...
Ludwig Wittgenstein, 2012
3
Endophysics: The World as an Interface
The World as an Interface Otto E. Rössler. 13.10 Newness- vs.-Blurredness
Trade-off We saw that the "built-in" reduction of the wave function, once a
measurement has occurred in stochastic mechanics,16 is lacking in the model
universe.
In many respects, Descartes handles 'obscure' and 'confused' just as the terms
would be handled by one who is guided by such a picture, and it is difficult to
believe that this is an accident. All would agree that blurredness cannot attach to
an ...
5
The Waning of Materialism
(2) It's not that sharpness and blurredness succeed each other as properties of
the silhouette, but there is, nonetheless, a succession of properties with regard to
the silhouette: looking sharp to me and looking blurred to me succeed each other
...
Robert C. Koons, George Bealer, 2010
6
Wittgenstein and Aesthetics: Perspectives and Debates
In fact, blurredness is an internal property of the visual space itself.44 E. Mach's
picture would be correct if we focused our view on each of the individual objects
of the surrounding and then arranged each of these objects together in a picture.
Alessandro Arbo, Michel LeDu, Sabine Plaud, 2012
7
Camera-Based Document Analysis and Recognition: 4th ...
Optical characteristics contain information about the blurredness, brightness,
contrast, inversion (dark text on light or light text on dark background), noise and
texture of a bounding box. Texture. Texture is very hard to measure automatically,
...
Masakazu Iwamura, Faisal Shafait, 2012
8
Feininger on Photography
Thus, through introduction of the element of time, he retains a feeling of speed
and direction of the actual motion, expressed in the photographically symbolic
form of "blurredness." The degree of such voluntary blurredness depends on
several ...
9
Environmental Influences: Proceedings of a Conference Under ...
The number of guesses and the subjective uncertainty reached a peak with an
intermediate degree of blurredness. Nicki found that the superior reward value of
the clear picture corresponding to the blurred picture appeared only when this ...
10
First-Person Methods: Toward an Empirical Phenomenology of ...
One of the most important findings of phenomenological inquiry is the vagueness
, blurredness, indeterminacy, and indistinctness of the visual field: there are no
such things as visual images of precisely 24 or 25 pencil marks, 100-gons and ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BLURREDNESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
blurredness is used in the context of the following news items.
Agri, tourism, energy in focus at Nepal Economic Summit
... few years of blurredness regarding economic policies. “The government is committed to do so in partnership with the private sector,” he said. «E Kantipur, Feb 14»
Second Whipple making mark on county track
... case, his left – and mostly in males. As it progresses, it affects peripheral vision in the eye, causes blurredness and can lead to blindness. «Sun-Sentinel, Apr 13»
High on graffiti
“Spray painting gives a multi-layered effect and the blurredness allows you to look beyond the form and see into its inner reality,” he says. «Deccan Herald, Jul 12»
