Sentence examples for fuzzy definition from inspiring English sources

My fuzzy definition of fish food — "bugs" — sharpened into blue-winged olives and golden stoneflies.

Part of the reason is that science, as a whole, has a fuzzy definition of what constitutes the disorder.

Some were shot in two-color Technicolor and survive only as black-and-white prints that suffer from fuzzy definition and low contrast.

Accounting's fuzzy definition invites Yogi Berra application.

The difference comes in the fuzzy definition of the word "learning".

Part of the problem is the fuzzy definition of an interdisciplinary program, she adds.

Using conveniently fuzzy definitions.

Fuzzy definitions or not, culture is back.

Fuzzy definitions were a critical reason.

Training neural networks in distinguishing different emotions from physiological signals frequently involves fuzzy definitions of each affective state.

Based on this geospatial data set we aim at turning the qualitative and fuzzy definitions of mega-regions into a physical concept.