Sentence examples for Fuzzy concept of from inspiring English sources
"But the only road map Putin laid out today was a fuzzy concept of a grand coalition to fight terrorism arm in arm with Bashar al-Assad, the very man the Americans say is the source of the problem".
But TeamBank, a subsidiary of the German Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken banking group, has successfully developed a brand that transforms the fuzzy concept of fairness into a visible and credible set of product characteristics and operating processes.
This will involve monetary policy relying on tools other than the interest rate, like adjusting regulatory capital ratios.Central bankers might also be more mindful of the infuriatingly fuzzy concept of long-term stability.
The truths described in its millions of articles evolve over time and through the dialectic of editing wars, leading to a new and fuzzy concept of reality dubbed "wikiality".
Even before the trial, he successfully sued the prosecutors for defamation.The question remains whether the case will shed much new light on German law and the fuzzy concept of breach of trust.
The show is billed as an "all-guns-blazing, kick-ass homage to the 70s", and this may be where the trouble started: the starting point was apparently not 1970s films but the fuzzy concept of the decade itself (programme notes mention Patty Hearst, Nixon, the oil crisis and mood rings).
Coexisting and fuzzy concepts of a forrest, for example, exist, because it is not clear whether a clearing is part of a forest, how many trees are needed to be called a forest, and how dense the trees need to be to be called a forest [41].
But their backhandedness is even more disingenuous, with the warm-fuzzy concept of "equality" serving as shorthand for "increased equality for men".
In this paper, a new method is presented into creation fuzzy concept for set of constraints.
The blurry, fuzzy concept art of a Shanghai Disneyland, filled with fireworks, spotlights and a great big castle, paints a picture short on details and vague on specifics about the planned project in China.
The fuzzy concept is one of the most feasible and effective approximating approaches in translating vague, ambiguous, qualitative, and imprecise information into quantitative terms (Nasrabadi et al. 2013).
