During a recent script meeting with Lynne Meadow, the director of "The Commons of Pensacola," Ms. Peet's body language grew tense as they discussed a dozen moments in the play that might be fuzzy for theatergoers.
The line between politics and the church has been fuzzy for decades, but President Trump has now repealed the Johnson Amendment, which prohibited tax exempt organizations, such as churches and preachers, from directly speaking about politics from the pulpit.
Now, while the line between pop fiction and literary fiction might be fuzzy for some, Oatley describes literary fiction as driven by the deep, complex inner lives of characters, while characters in popular fiction are less intricate and mainly drive the plot forward.
The criteria for judging presidential greatness is fuzzy, failing to account for complicated presidents like Richard Nixon and Lyndon Johnson who were both influential and profoundly flawed.
Moreover, if for each fixed the mapping from to is fuzzy sequentially continuous, then for all.
(1) is normal, that is, there exists an such that ; (2) is fuzzy convex, that is, for any and, (2.3).
Let be fuzzy function, where for each.
Honestly it's hard to remember the time period, because my brain was fuzzy and useless for so much of it.
Honestly it's hard to remember that time period because my brain was fuzzy and useless for so much of it.
