Sentence examples for a more fuzzy from inspiring English sources

It helps in relaxing the matching criteria of Web Services, and allows service consumers to specify business requirements in a more fuzzy way, and hence increases the possibility of finding required Web Services that could construct Business Processes.

Compared to the DRD2 activity model ("The DRD2 activity model" section), the feature invariant version of the fingerprints and the smaller diameter 4 was used in order to get a more fuzzy similarity measure.

While a hangover cure might seem a trivial problem to focus high tech bioengineering effort on, they say the unmissable fact of a hangover — or indeed the lack of one — was one of the reasons why they selected such an "everyday problem" for the first application of their technique vs going for a more fuzzy (and, well forgiving on the efficacy front) generic goal like 'wellness'wellness

For example, F3 is a stronger promoter than F8, but is a more fuzzy NOR logic (F3 has an ON/OFF ratio of 5.2 while the ratio for F8 is 75).

A closer inspection using confocal laser microscopy revealed a smaller and a more fuzzy appearance of foci in HCC1395 cells compared with MCF10A.

Because no unique tree could be inferred based on the information contained in the multiple sequence alignment of the GIY-YIG domains, we decided to carry out a more "fuzzy" classification based on the clustering of pairwise sequence similarities, using CLANS [ 27].

It is a much more fuzzy assignment to evaluate a theoretical paper discussing a possible evolutionary scenario of the origin of protein synthesis.

The Avalanche seemed a bit more fuzzy about the score of that game -- a 6-1 loss.

The reality is a bit more fuzzy.

But the science is quite a bit more fuzzy, right?

"There's a much more fuzzy area between the traditional working class and the traditional middle class," Ms. Devine, a professor of sociology at Manchester University, said in remarks accompanying the research.