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But to some, such a fuzzy understanding of what has become a critical monetary policy tool is not enough.

The odd thing about Armey's statement was that it displayed a fuzzy, unscientific understanding of the brain itself: our most compassionate (or cowardly) feelings are as much a product of the brain as "rational choice" economic theory is.

Applying the fuzzy theory can solve and evaluate the fuzziness of common understanding of experts on a variety of scales.

Many researchers were inspired by stochastic notions and the Ito process introduced fuzzy differential equations which were driven by Liu's process for better understanding of the fuzzy phenomenon [37, 39 43].

We developed new fuzzy scales to get an easy understanding of scoring in AHP.

For a better understanding of the use of fuzzy rules, see Figure 6.

This paper focuses on advancing the understanding of interval type-2 fuzzy logic controllers (FLCs).

However it is plausible to assume that present societal understanding of environmental goods and services is fuzzy and lacks articulation.

But eventually their work could give us a clearer picture of what we mean by fuzzy words like 'culture.' It could also fill a hole in our understanding of ourselves.

Our results revealed fuzzy boundaries between communities by identifying overlapped nodes and provided new insights into the understanding of the relationship between the structure and function of the human brain.

The knowledge-based fuzzy rules are designed to integrate the inputs and outputs variables which are based on careful understanding of traffic patterns of vehicular urban networks.