Sentence examples for fuzzy term from inspiring English sources

A somewhat fuzzy term, but surely a universal good where it means stopping prejudice in recruitment.

Service industries, a fuzzy term covering everything from burger bars to credit-card companies, seemed to be missing out.

And yet in much of the world "Jewish" today remains a fuzzy term whose precise meaning depends on context.

Back then Fidesz was broadly liberal, a fuzzy term in a country where the political spectrum was basically confined to a single socialist party.

He had earlier endorsed ending foreign aid to countries that "oppose America's interests," a fuzzy term that could affect many recipients.

He notes that it was always a broad, fuzzy term, and encompassed some fields whose practitioners did not regard their work as AI.

Two fuzzy controllers are proposed, one is the fuzzy singleton vector control and the other one is the fuzzy term-set vector control.

Fuzzy logic builds rules out of such fuzzy terms and then embeds those rules in a computer.

The multiple databases and fuzzy terms resulted in the circulation of conflicting order-status reports around the company.

Under the sometimes fuzzy terms of the international agreement, the Swiss have not explicitly promised to turn over the account information, only to "process" a U.S. request.

The shell processes fuzzy terms of the Arabic language as well as the English language.