Sentence examples for fuzzy category from inspiring English sources

Like all political spouses on the campaign trail, her duties fall into the intellectually light, but warm and fuzzy category.

One group of psychologists found that heated arguments -- so-called flame-war fights, admittedly a rather fuzzy category -- were far more common in online discussion boards than in comparable face-to-face communications.

"War" is a fuzzy category, shading from global conflagrations to neighborhood turf battles, so the organizations that track the frequency and damage of war over time need a precise yardstick.

Professor Church predicted that as the science of genetics advanced, fuzzy categories like race would become less important because genetic characteristics would point to factors like disease at an individual level.

Open image in new window Figure 2 Fuzzy categories in problem.

Users can request a new category is created but these are moderated and Inlope won't be allowing fuzzy categories like 'silly cat photos', says Obereder.

The Theory of Fuzzy Sets [24], [25] was initially introduced to model ill-defined (fuzzy) categories like "tall men" or "numbers much greater than one".

Selling or buying corpses for commercial purposes is illegal in China, but these individual transactions, usually for cash, seem to fall into a fuzzier category and are quietly arranged between families.

FROM dance enclaves in the Bronx to roving, artist-run collectives, showcases for "emerging choreographers" -- that fuzzy, mutable category -- are a dime a dozen these days.

Furthermore, fuzzy severity categories are more credible than numeric scores.

In the qualitative approach, there is no estimation on the probability of failure but it could rank in the fuzzy logic categories; a computational intelligence technique can provide a convenient way to represent linguistic variables, subjective probability, and ordinal categories.