unblurred造句

• As the unblurred version is also available, this does not limit options for use in any way.
• To take unblurred photographs, a de-spin mechanism slowed the satellite down to 12 rpm after the orbit was accomplished.
• Reyes employs an innovative hidden-surface algorithm or " hider " which performs the necessary integrations for motion blur and depth of field without requiring more geometry or shading samples than an unblurred render would need.
• And I saw sights I'd never seen at speeds so high I didn't dare take my eyes off the road for even a split second : wildflowers unblurred on I-575, acres of cows on U . S . 441.
• This should help prevent undue artefacts in Wikipedia's thumbnailing tool, and the unadjusted image remains available ( if un-colour-adjusted and slightly tilted : I'll make a full-res, unblurred colour-adjusted image if desired .)
• The PAAI encourages artists to live and work along the Avenue by rehabbing properties, making small loans or grants for facade renovations, and organizing joint marketing events such as Unblurred, held the first Friday of each month, where the venues of Garfield and Friendship open for special events.
• With a rivalry like this, you've got to live in it, you've got to do something with it, otherwise why bother having it ? " A full picture of the Phoenix Five ( faces unblurred ) appeared in the Daily Cal's 1999 Big Game edition, a year after the heist.
• Bruce Allen of " The Christian Science Monitor " considered " Cathedral " to be " among the year's finest fiction, " and he wrote, " The story is about learning how to imagine, and feel-and it's the best example so far of the way Raymond Carver's accomplished miniaturist art is stretching itself, exploring new territories . " Samuel Coale of " The Providence Journal " praised the way an " upoetic soul " is able to describe the cathedral to a blind man : " Even in such nihilistic landscapes, epiphanies are still possible, and Carver makes us feel them with a quiet, smoldering joy that only such accurate and unblurred landscapes in fiction can produce ."