Sentence examples for has fuzzy from inspiring English sources

Whether the political mood has lightened or not, "Sesame Street" now has fuzzy female monsters like Rosita and Zoe.

October, probably, but maybe sooner - www.endgadget.com has fuzzy pictures of what is purported to be a shoot of a TV commercial for the new player, and the fourth quarter is traditionally electronica's favourite time of year.

This being the case, the modal space in question has fuzzy boundaries.

Because its eyes lack light-detecting cells called cones, it has fuzzy, colorless vision.

A more sophisticated approach has fuzzy lexicons, introducing a grey area between the two categories.

Let us suppose that the problem (2) and (3) has fuzzy coefficients having possibilistic distributions.

Her son, Ernesto Pérez Torres, has fuzzier memories of revolution, though – as a university-educated agronomist – he is a product of its benefits.

Otherwise, the scan lines would have fuzzy edges, like those produced by an inkjet.

Throughout the debate, Mr. Bush had more canned lines (he accused Mr. Gore of having "fuzzy math" several times), drank more water, sniffed and twisted up his mouth.

Maeda (2003) have considered games that have fuzzy payoffs.

In your new role, you'll have fuzzy success metrics and far less control.