Sentence examples for fuzzy grey from inspiring English sources

From a Brazilian research tower high above it, a fuzzy grey sylvan view emerges from the thinning gloom, vastly undulating, more granular than a cloud.

Scan my cerebral cortex and you will see a fuzzy grey scar, the size of a thumbnail, indicating where the wound in my brain used to be.

(The specific line this time round, the literary straw that broke my camel's back, was: "Mold odors of atrophied testicles quilted his body in a fuzzy grey fog …" I'm not sure which disturbs me more: the horrible vision conjured up, or the annoying spelling of "mould" and "odours").

Those of a certain generation still ask one another, "Where were you the night Real won 7-3 at Hampden?" I was a cub reporter on the now-defunct Surrey Times and a few of us crammed into the bedsit of the only friend we had with a TV to marvel at the fuzzy grey blobs shimmering around the tiny 10-inch monochrome screen - every exhilarating shaft described by Kenneth Wolstenholme.

Finally, fuzzy grey relational analysis is employed to make a comprehensive evaluation.

Recently, Fuzzy Grey Cognitive Maps (FGCM) has been proposed as a FCM extension.

A video feed shows fuzzy grey-and-white images of the uniformed deck-scrubbers drifting silently about the bridge, like amoebas in a microscope.

In [11], a quantitative evaluation framework is presented for ranking restoration plans with their performance indexes, using the analytical hierarchy process-based fuzzy-grey approach.

However, the characteristics of various types of source data bear a lot of uncertainty and are hard to be extracted, so we integrate fuzzy logic and grey theory to develop a smart fuzzy-grey-tuning modeler to deal with the problem of probability estimation.

Such type of limitations of traditional FMEA is addressed by using fuzzy and grey approaches.

Both fuzzy and grey approaches produce same results and hence identical ranking for them.