Sentence examples for fuzzily defined from inspiring English sources
The hitch, in the new film, is that Tomorrowland itself is so fuzzily defined: Is it a real destination?
"Previously, machine learning has focused on prediction; observational data has been difficult to understand and exploring that data was a fuzzily defined activity," Blei explains.
No-one is in charge and the blurred boundaries between these various sectors make the scientific community a fuzzily defined entity (which is why the actions of one sector can so easily be attributed to others).
Also, profit margins in what is sometimes called the super-premium category, a fuzzily defined niche that embraces natural, organic and gourmet pet foods, can reach 40 percent, compared with 30 percent for premium brands and 20 percent for standard brands.
While we can be skeptical and uncertain about its chances of success in these fuzzily defined markets, that uncertainty, which would reduce intrinsic value, increases the value of the disruption option.
The problem is rife in cybersecurity, a vast but fuzzily defined industry sector worth perhaps hundreds of billions of dollars in the near future — if only its purveyors could explain what it's for.
The redemption is tacked on at the end, when he urges black Americans to embrace "innate entitlement," which he fuzzily defines as "an unconstrained, essentially healthy set of deep-rooted feelings that are essential to one's sense of self-worth".
Often there is poorly defined responsibility for the fuzzily and incorrectly identified threats so that during the project impacts are not avoided and not mitigated, and the project bequeaths detrimental externalities.
In the proposed method, the tolerance membership functions for the fuzzily described numerator and denominator part of the objective functions of all levels as well as the control vectors of the higher level decision makers are respectively defined by determining individual optimal solutions of each of the level decision makers.
