Sentence examples for fairly fuzzy from inspiring English sources

Now, considering the fact that photo-snapping with an iPad has been a fairly fuzzy experience, this is a great update — for the iPad.

The EC's plan follows a voluntary Code of Practice launched two months ago, which signed up tech giants including Facebook, Google and Twitter, along with some ad industry players, to some fairly fuzzy commitments to combat the spread of so-called 'fake news'.

In parallel, Jacques Monod and many others emphasized the role of chance, a fairly fuzzy concept (see below a mathematical definition of randomness in strings of symbols), as essential to account for a large proportion of the unexpected properties of life (Monod, 1971).

Sounds pretty fuzzy.

Get some fabric glue (Elmer's glue works, but is not recommended. ) Pick out anything that is fairly big and fuzzy.

While the video is a little fuzzy, it's fairly complete and shows the flashy interface and multitasking features.

Computer results also show that the performance of fuzzy controllers is fairly well and possesses good robustness.

However, the guidelines for modeling gene expression with fuzzy logic are fairly open, and the need arises to investigate how adjustments in the modeling scheme will affect the results.

The results of the different fuzzy clustering approaches are fairly similar which suggests that the computationally more efficient versions (RSFCM, EnFCM, AMSFCM) can be employed without sacrificing image quality.

Always treated everybody fairly here," said Christopher Brothers, manager of Fuzzy Ducks bar in Morrisonville, where Just Us has played.

The ensemble seemed to lose interest as well: what had been a fairly tight performance at first splintered into fuzzy, imprecise attacks and passionless playing.