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dithering

In computer graphics, a technique for varying the patterns of dots in an image in order to give the impression of shades of grey. Each dot, however, is of the same size and the same intensity, unlike grey scaling (where each dot can have a different shade) and photographically reproduced half-tones (where the dot size varies).



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However, if the church continues to dither on the decision of allocation, in a few years there simply will be little by way of pastoral or sacramental ministry in the North and the church will have chosen by default.
North is neglected by Jenkins, Marion / Anglican Journal
Clicking on it produced a dither of pixel-sized dots that resolved into a six-by-six grid with tiny names under each.
All of a dither by Lyall, Sutherland / The Architectural Review
While amateur CEOs fret and dither, the pros look beyond their current problems for opportunities.
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