Sentence examples for when fuzzy from inspiring English sources

"I remember in '96, when Fuzzy Logic first came out," says Mark Foley, Musicbox's co-owner.

We also show that how the proposed approach is applicable when fuzzy rules have certainty grades.

Currently, when fuzzy clustering is applied to brain image segmentation, there are two main problems to be solved which are: (i) the sensitivity to noise and intensity non-uniformity (INU) artifact; (ii) the trapping into local minima and dependency on initial clustering centroids.

When fuzzy systems are designed by using fuzzy clustering, each cluster corresponds to a fuzzy rule.

When these fuzzy coefficients are represented by special fuzzy variables like triangular fuzzy numbers and trapezoidal fuzzy numbers, the crisp equivalents of the fuzzy Max-Cut problem can be obtained.

Then the crisp equivalents are derived when the fuzzy costs are characterized by trapezoidal fuzzy numbers.

When the fuzzy subsystems have the same output matrices, another fuzzy descriptor observer is designed, which can be transformed into a normal fuzzy observer.

When the fuzzy rule base is not sufficient to provide the performance that meets the requirement of the fuzzy control system, the fuzzy rule base contains some unsatisfactory fuzzy rules and needs to be adjusted.

Gone are the days when a fuzzy telecast graced the BBC, with Hollywood royalty such as Bob Hope or Bette Davis or even John Wayne.

He was making some coffee for his daughter when a fuzzy voice blared from his dusty Dell computer, "You've got mail!" "Oh, my God," his daughter said.

A few years ago, I suffered the bane of chemo brain most intensely toward the end of six infusions of Taxol and Carboplatin, when a fuzzy hesitancy spiraled into blank enervation.