Sentence examples for fuzzy experience from inspiring English sources

It wasn't a universally warm and fuzzy experience".

But the companies that declared war on the software giant by introducing the notion of network computers (NCs) are learning that a bear hug from Bill Gates is hardly a warm and fuzzy experience.

Now, considering the fact that photo-snapping with an iPad has been a fairly fuzzy experience, this is a great update — for the iPad.

He added "What's interesting is that a lot of feedback has been about the fact the character's coming out wasn't a "warm and fuzzy" experience, that there were rough spots.

That one-night stand 30 years ago was just two hours when you were intoxicated and with the passage of time such an experience can almost vanish.' Or, presumably, you can misremember the quantity of those fuzzy experiences, as in 'I slept around a lot in my twenties, so there must be at least 30,' something some men are perhaps more likely than women to do.

"Listen, it's not the warmest or fuzziest experience, working with Alan, and that's good," she said.

Street kids, India The warm and fuzzy feeling you experience at Christmas usually comes from overdoing it on the mince pies and sherry, but there is another way.

Incorporated with pulse trains analysis and experience, fuzzy rules for the control of the WEDM process are formulated.

Oddly, as I try to remember the session a couple of days later, I find my recall of the experience fuzzy, like it belonged more to my subconscious than my conscious memory.

The aim of this paper is to set up some guidelines for interpretable FIS learning, based on practical experience with fuzzy modeling in various fields.

This study proposes a control chart that applies fuzzy theory and engineering experience to monitor wafer defects with the consideration of defect clustering.