Sentence examples for a fuzzy sense from inspiring English sources

Americans have a fuzzy sense of where the boundaries lie.

The EU establishment takes comfort in the fact that like Irish "yes" voters a broad majority of EU citizens have a fuzzy sense that the project is a good thing, even if they have little idea how it works.

Voters often have only a fuzzy sense of what each individual proposal actually does, but more and more have a growing conviction that if the president is proposing it, it must involve big spending, big government and a fundamental departure from the traditional American approach.

Next, we approximate the difference between f and T in a fuzzy sense.

Now we approximate the difference between f and F in a fuzzy sense.

Now we approximate the difference between f and T in a fuzzy sense.

Toddlers have a somewhat fuzzy sense of cause and effect, and if you scold or punish them later, they may not connect your words with their previous actions.

This will inevitably creates a trusting atmosphere with the consumer, who intuitively acknowledges a "warm and fuzzy" sense and who projects that unto their coffee experience.

Williams's fuzzy sense of fun is an aesthetic shared by Hannah Weiland of faux-fur label Shrimps.

Though the distance between two cities is normally fixed, the time to travel from a city to another is always imprecise in nature in the fuzzy sense.

To do it, we introduce a Cauchy sequence {J n f (x)} starting from a given mapping f, which converges to the desired mapping F in the fuzzy sense.