Sentence examples for fuzzy argument from inspiring English sources

And then you're engaged in a very fuzzy argument.

"It's a very fuzzy argument," said Nathan Glazer, professor emeritus of education and sociology at Harvard, "and it's very hard to set bounds for it and it's very hard to say who represents diversity".

It's an intellectually fuzzy argument, but consider the context: a compromise ruling that, for purely political reasons, ignores the fact that gay men and women are created equal to everyone else.

The fuzzy argument for interpreting the field value of EPT is a straight line or ramp from an EPT value of 6 to an EPT value of 27.

The fuzzy argument compares the data values against a fuzzy set membership function that returns a level of trueness based on the degree of membership in the fuzzy set.

With a continuous fuzzy argument (a linear one in this case), all the intermediate interpretations are captured by referring to the EPT Index value's membership in the fuzzy set "Excellent Water Quality".

In addition, the inclusion of fuzzy arguments, against which data values can be compared, greatly reduces the potential for combinatorial explosion that often occurs in expert systems that rely on categorical data interpretation, while at the same time providing a robust description of complex systems.

Our DSS incorporated fuzzy arguments that compared current condition of selected indicators against associated ecological thresholds for each indicator.

The use of fuzzy arguments to address the interpretation of environmental indicators greatly reduces the modeling effort and enhances the interpretation of indicator levels.

Since the line between the two can be fuzzy, the argument is that war might deter some real invention.

But by granting the term information such an expansive scope, Mr. Berkowitz makes his argument fuzzy.