Sentence examples for fuzzy concepts from inspiring English sources

Like Ballester, Noble, who is now a professor emeritus at Davis, told me that she was motivated, in part, by a desire to eradicate fuzzy concepts.

But such warm and fuzzy concepts do not play as well with the younger generation of buyers that Saturn wants to lure into showrooms.

Another contributor, Jordi Ballester, is a researcher at the Center for Taste and Feeding Behavior, in Dijon, France, who's spent his career weeding out wine bullshit — or what he more politely terms "fuzzy concepts".

He has tried to change the culture not just by preaching fuzzy concepts but also by introducing hard incentives, such as increasing the rewards for those who come up with successful new ideas and, particularly, not punishing those whose experiments fail.

2, we remind some fuzzy concepts briefly.

The 'Fuzzy fundamental' section presents a brief overview of the fuzzy concepts.

But a proof is sometimes a fuzzy concept, subject to whim and personality.

A good example of a fuzzy concept is cool air -- it has a clear meaning, but it is not black or white.

Experts on the Russian legal system say ownership can be a fuzzy concept in Russia, where significant assets are rarely bought or sold in an entirely straightforward way.

He wrote: That everyone understands objectivity differently makes it a dangerously fuzzy concept, easy road kill in the rush to new journalistic techniques.

The idea "that such a fuzzy concept should be captured in the measurement of national output is absurd," Mr Letwin says.Government statisticians insist that everything will be transparent.