Sentence examples for ones with fuzzy from inspiring English sources

However, as a general rule they will avoid eating thorny plants or ones with fuzzy or leathery leaves.

Maybe you can find one with fuzzy ear flaps!

A friend of mine once went to a party in Los Angeles where the host had covered one room with fuzzy shag carpet -- floor, walls and ceiling -- and hired a man whose sole job was to fluff up the nap whenever it got matted.

Mr. Raia has tightened his own belt, canceling his yearly vacation to Las Vegas, putting off the purchase of a new TV to replace the 15-year-old one with the fuzzy picture.

A. There are a number of different mandevillas, but from your description it sounds as if you have the old standby Mandevilla x amabilis, Alice du Pont, the one with the fuzzy foliage, bright pink flowers -- and rampant growth habit.

As I danced (ignoring the grisly sight of three buffalo heads hanging from hooks on the side of a wooden building) a one-armed man with fuzzy white hair jived over, his solitary hand clasping a cup of tua sabu.

Combining it into a single index with fuzzy measures of quality would only make the resulting index fuzzier still.

Lau et al. (2010) was the first one who presented FDFLPs with fuzzy parameters of demand, facility capacity and delivery cost in an e-commerce network and then two fuzzy parameters, demand and facility capacity were developed by Taghipourian et al. (2012) in dynamic Hub facility location problems.

At ground level, herds of strange footwear scurried around: silver Adidas sneakers with wings sprouting from the ankles, fuzzy ones with tails and tiger stripes, high-tops with green Teddy bears for tongues.

Moreover, with fuzzy logic one can describe water quality in a location as being 10% excellent and 90% just good, which is not possible with classical approaches to water quality.

Only faint mononucleosomal bands were observed with fuzzy di- and trinucleosomal ones.