1. Milton pushes this image even further into indistinctness with an instance of his famous deployment of the conjunction or.

2. But it is certain that its awful indistinctness seemed to produce very little impression on the young sinners.

3. However, because of the indistinctness of its effective substances, the quality control has some problems.

4. And now the engineer pulled out the throttle-valve to make up for lost time, and the clatter of the train faded into a distant roar, and its lights began to twinkle into indistinctness.

5. TV target tracing system has following features: real-time, image indistinctness on the ground of dynamic tracing and external environmental distortion, high noise background intensity and so on.

6. Milton's interest in moments of blurriness and of visual indistinctness suggest that the distinction between good and evil is actually never that clear.

7. Man in a coir raincoat traveling in time and space is like Ta-mo, who crossed a river by driving a reed over it, integrating endless Buddhist allegory with emptiness and indistinctness.

8. When low light level ( LLL ) image is processed by average filter, indistinctness may be caused seriously.

9. So the quality of neutron radiograph and, relevant products under NDT can be well controlled. The method to estimate total indistinctness of is also introduced.