Sentence examples for fuzzy compare from inspiring English sources

Target's video analysts are able to retrieve and isolate video images on computers and then, when details are still fuzzy, compare the images with known items that help police identify individuals, vehicles and weapons.

For all their radiant colors, her actual paintings can seem a tad bombastic, belabored and fuzzy compared with the refinement and elegant efficiency of her textile designs.

The irate calls to Philadelphia sports radio have undoubtedly already begun, but it's likely that it will all seem decidedly warm and fuzzy compared to bone-chilling sentiments emanating from the Windy City.

The objects examined so far with the microscope are relative behemoths -- triangular aluminum pyramids one-50,000th of an inch on a side -- and the images are fuzzy compared with those taken by an atomic force microscope, which measures the topology of a surface.

But though the standard-def version of The Last Samurai looked fuzzy compared with the HD-DVD, the action was still compelling.

Particles in Fig. 2b are not covered with a surfactant and they formed an agglomerate structure which caused the image in Fig. 2b to be fuzzy compared with Fig. 2a.

The non-Retina device seems downright blurry or fuzzy compared to the Retina device.

Two different climate controllers (e.g. conventional to fuzzy) are compared.

In this paper, three multivariable speed controllers (linear quadratic regulator-LQR, proportional integral derivative - PID, and Fuzzy) were compared with each other to find which one has the best software reliability.

In the educational domain, computing experiences have long been justified in other terms, in terms of benefits to the individual, warm and fuzzy things compared to the bottom line.

Results showed lesser errors for fuzzy logic compared to ANN for the training data set.