Sentence examples for fuzzy because of from inspiring English sources

The input parameters are considered fuzzy because of several reasons such as below: Variation in charging times at the beginning of production line: In the desired production line, several kinds of commodity are produced and the amount of each one depends on the demand, which is an uncertain value.

But details of the woman's ordeal were a little fuzzy because of her hypothermia, Stanley said.

He noted that the edge of the disk of Mars appeared fuzzy because of its atmosphere, which limited the precision he could obtain for the planet's position.

He would invite me to hang out with his two girl pals who I was friendly with, Hannah and Fuzzy (yes, her nickname was Fuzzy because of her big bushy, fuzzy hair).

Between several kinds of fuzzy methods, we use T S fuzzy model because of the mathematical analysis simplicity and the fact that it provides an exact representation.

Their futures on the show had been fuzzy because the creator of "The X Factor," Simon Cowell, had let it be known that changes were in store for season two.

The path has this fuzzy cost because of its high rate of friends and the sparse distribution of non-friend vehicles.

The most common benchmark for measuring the value of server purchases is dollars per millions of instructions per second (MIPS), and that figure has become fuzzy largely because of changes in semiconductor technology.

PCR success (expecting multiple fuzzy bands because of the six-plex) was determined on 0.8% agarose gels using 2 μL of PCR product with 1 1000 SYBR Green loading dye (Sigma-Aldrich, St .Louis, Missouri, USA).

"An issue like the role of religion in the workplace is fuzzy because we've never defined the public nature of a corporation.

It's fuzzy because I was pretty much out of my body.