Sentence examples for extremely fuzzy from inspiring English sources

Nor is it Austin, Tex., where the differences between Democrats and Republicans can be extremely fuzzy.

Classified estimates of the number killed, based on troop reports, rose to 800 -- but such numbers were "extremely fuzzy," the military said.

Unfortunately for the tax cops, this sham doctrine is extremely fuzzy, whereas the rules that define the various components of a transaction are often well defined.

Any contours that appeared in the images would have been extremely fuzzy – yet somehow, the brain was conjuring the illusion that a person was staring back.

For its latest addition to Street View, Google has employed a trio of very good (and extremely fuzzy) boys — Ako, Asuka and Puuko.

However, an "extremely fuzzy" fingerprint with only 2 points in a pharmacophore was not sufficiently informative to build an SEA model because it yielded a poor precision rate of 47.9 %, which indicates the false positive rate is more than 50%%.

Grunge music is generally notable for its loose song structures, its extremely loud, overdriven, and fuzzy guitar tone, and its growling aggressive vocals, all of which belies a deeply melodic undertone.

The definition of reasonable fuzzy sets is extremely important.

Multi-adjoint logic programming represents a very recent, extremely flexible attempt for introducing fuzzy logic into logic programming.

Due to the inherent dynamic nature and the typical complex search spaces of grids, automatically finding a high-quality knowledge base that accurately describes the fuzzy system is extremely relevant.

The combination of all these issues has created an extremely complex decision environment which lead us to use fuzzy numbers and fuzzy simulation to determine the production level.