Sentence examples for a fuzzy understanding of from inspiring English sources

But to some, such a fuzzy understanding of what has become a critical monetary policy tool is not enough.

The odd thing about Armey's statement was that it displayed a fuzzy, unscientific understanding of the brain itself: our most compassionate (or cowardly) feelings are as much a product of the brain as "rational choice" economic theory is.

For a better understanding of the use of fuzzy rules, see Figure 6.

The result was a fuzzy image of the double planet.

Americans have a fuzzy sense of where the boundaries lie.

That was a fuzzy portrayal of the previous era.

A fuzzy measure of prediction is defined from fuzzy measures of similarity and comparison.

A fuzzy measure of breaking of symmetry of conditions, called "K", defined from fuzzy subsethood and measured in fuzzy cardinality was employed for this purpose.

If we consider as a finite set and as a fuzzy subset of, then, the fuzzy integral over of the function h w.r.t. a fuzzy measure g can be defined as follows: 5 where.

Fuzzy set theory applied to image segmentation is a fuzzy partition of the image data, I x, y) = { x1, x2,…, x n }, into c fuzzy subsets or c specified classes.

We developed new fuzzy scales to get an easy understanding of scoring in AHP.