Sentence examples for vagueness of the problem from inspiring English sources

The collected data used to establish a fuzzy mathematic model to capture the ambiguity and vagueness of the problem and the mathematical model is solved using fuzzy optimization with respect to the constraints.

So it is far from clear at this stage how well the supervaluational solution, or indeed any solution based on vagueness, to the Problem of the Many will do in future years.

Vagueness was only part of the problem, said Craig Gurian, the center's executive director.

This vagueness is the problem with situating the recent racist violence as a product of "incivility".

Prosecutors take their applications seriously, and the vagueness of the law only deepens the problem.

As Williams stresses, it isn't on its own a problem for the vagueness solution to the Problem of the Many, but it is a problem for the conjunction of that solution with a widely endorsed, and independently plausible, explanation of the Sorites paradox.

The prevailing vagueness of the term poses several problems.

This vagueness is at the heart of the problem Daniel Pipes identifies in "Militant Islam Reaches America," a collection of essays he has written over the past decade.

The claim then is that even if there were a sense in which truth was non-bivalent and nonetheless satisfied the T-schema, thus making available a deflationary account, the particular nature of the problem posed by vagueness precludes such a synthesis.

Moreover, the fuzzy concept has been applied to solve the problem due to the vagueness of the importance and the priorities of these factors.

The latter remark suggests Chrysippus was aware of the problem of higher order vagueness.