By this time I'd gotten a glimpse: he was Balazs-like, crisp and certain, but taller.
As some researches mentioned, since we consider strategic level decisions, hence it is more satisfactory that the decision variables are not handled as crisp and certain and they are assumed as fuzzy triangular numbers.
We propose the use of certain crisp equivalence relations obtained from fuzzy ideals.
But no matter how eccentric Heuman's vision, it's always offset by a certain crisp orderliness.
It is moving to see Lucy Briggs-Owen's Vivie who has been crisp, condescending and certain – a knowing rosebud – crushed.
It should be crisp, swift and certain in its justice, allocating praise and blame for some catastrophe, as a punishment and a deterrent.
But a certain crisp rigour still characterises her work - the scrupulous 'maps' of freaky dreams from the Seventies, the meticulous collection of so-called aura-portraits.
Claire Tomalin's justly admired portrait, published in 1974, treated her ideas with sympathetic seriousness, but reserved a certain crisp, Jane Austenian irony for the lady herself: self-dramatising, solemn and domineering as she sometimes was.
Two sources of uncertainties considered here are related to the (i) parameters that are used inside a model representing the process under consideration and subjected to experimental and regression errors and (ii) parameters that express operators' choice for assigning bounds in the constraints and operators prefer them to be expressed around some value rather than certain crisp value.
Specialty summer scents, less potent than their conventional counterparts, are as hot as the season, with clean, crisp, versatile aromas certain to cool your mood.
Furthermore, foods that are generally considered to be part of a healthy diet, such as crisp bread and certain breakfast cereals, may contain high concentrations of acrylamide (EFSA 2010).
