Sentence examples for fuzzy identity from inspiring English sources

In this work, we construct a fuzzy identity based signature (FIBS) scheme based on the Small Integer Solution (SIS) Problem.

For this purpose, we propose a new method which includes some new definitions which are fuzzy zero number, fuzzy one number and fuzzy identity matrix.

He has long kept a low profile he is known in South Korea as the "billionaire with no face"—while honing a dozen fuzzy identities.

When an innovation project involves firms from diverse industries, it may be perceived as having a fuzzier market identity, hence making it less appealing to reviewers who hold with the strong market value logic.

In a word -- Mr. Carrión's word, in fact -- its identity is fuzzy.

Puerto Rico -- like Guam and the United States Virgin islands -- is in a fuzzy middle ground of national identity.

Admittedly, the line between an individual's personal and the collective dimensions of individual identity is somewhat fuzzy, but the distinction is helpful when we move on to consider whether disability status is or should be an aspect of individual identity.

To improve billet quality and the trackability and stability of secondary cooling water during continuous casting, the superheat is introduced into the water distribution for secondary cooling to design the relevant control system, based on the water distribution model, superheat and fuzzy self-adaptive PID (process identity).

At this level, experimental quantitative properties of amino acids are assigned to their identities using a fuzzy mapping.

His identity as Salamander takes gradual fuzzy shape, and it also turns out that he had given an airport locker key to his psychiatrist, with instructions to turn it over to Lowell.

Her identity in a closely related photograph to this rather fuzzy image was confirmed by Edward Bigelow, a fellow student of mine at the School and a close associate of Balanchine's over many decades at the New York City Ballet.