Sentence examples for such a fuzzy from inspiring English sources

Such a fuzzy speck, in fact, that most people can't pronounce his name.

The semantics of such a fuzzy set is precisely defined.

Paul Talmey, president of his polling firm, said each campaign determined early on that the opponent had such a fuzzy public image that attack advertisements could be effective.

But beyond such a fuzzy and politically distant goal, critics of the A.P. expansion believe there are changes that could be made sooner.

The idea "that such a fuzzy concept should be captured in the measurement of national output is absurd," Mr Letwin says.Government statisticians insist that everything will be transparent.

The boss thinks nervously about the next day, when those workers will be needed badly, then tries mightily to look ahead 30 years but can't focus on such a fuzzy, far-off time.

In the present study, such a fuzzy-random model is fully characterised in terms of probabilistic moments, distribution, and percentiles, in comparison with the classical reliability model.

Unlike earlier studies of fuzzy control systems on an LMI framework, this investigation develops a supervisory control approach, such that a fuzzy controller can be synthesized more efficiently.

Instead of using a specific congestion indicator, using multiple indicators, such as a fuzzy logic-based mechanism proposed in this article, can provide better congestion detection performance.

To overcome such problems, a fuzzy programming approach to hierarchical decision problems has been introduced for bi-level problems by Lai (1996) and extended by Shih et al.

Once you decide you want to adopt her, pretend to sign adoption papers before picking up the child and taking her home in a fancy mode of transportation, such as a fuzzy stroller or a limo.