Sentence examples for fuzzy down from inspiring English sources

Dr. Xu said the feathers were simple filaments, more like the fuzzy down of a modern baby chick than the stiff plumes of an adult bird.

During the crèche stage the fuzzy down that has covered the chick since hatching is replaced by a coat of short stiff feathers, which are similar to those of the adult but usually somewhat different in colour.

Besides, he added, there is plenty of evidence that artists like Michelangelo, Raphael and Caravaggio had "no need for fuzzy, upside-down images".

On fiscal policy, Mr Bush notably failed to respond in any detail to Mr Gore's persistent attacks: his repeated assertion that Mr Gore's charges were based on "fuzzy math" went down particularly badly with the various focus groups tracking the debate.

The broad, fuzzy streak lower down is Saturn's E ring, which is generated by the icy plume of particles erupting from geysers on the planet's enigmatic moon Enceladus.

He, and many other proponents of this "sub-genre" are attempting to re-interpret American pop of the early 1980s, mixing it in chaotic yet structured layers interspersed with drone and high-pitched slowed-down fuzzy guitars.

The arrival of hard data in this notoriously fuzzy area could cut down on environmental disputes by reducing uncertainty.

The electronic timbres of 2006's Hello Everything have been toned down for fuzzy garage rock freak-outs on Planet Gear and Tensor in Green.

It's the warm, fuzzy equivalent of settling down for the Sunday afternoon film with a mug of tea – and the perfect vehicle for all the sustainable seafood championed by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's latest campaign.

Meanwhile, the level α relates to investment in the collection of information about the fuzzy stress on hold-down bar.

Not having to look at those annoying down-sampled fuzzy graphics on either the Retina MacBook Pro or Retina iMac is also a huge plus.