Sentence examples for which are fuzzy from inspiring English sources

The company uses five kinds of criteria, all of which are fuzzy and subjective.

The FLS is characterized by a set of fuzzy rules which are fuzzy conditional statements expressing the relationship between inputs (error and change of error) and outputs.

For this purpose, we propose a new method which includes some new definitions which are fuzzy zero number, fuzzy one number and fuzzy identity matrix.

It can be seen from the above definition that F ( t ) is a collection of f i ( t ) ( i = 1, 2, …, m ) which are fuzzy sets defined on R 1 for a given t ∈ T. The main difference between the traditional time series and the fuzzy time series is that the former has numerical values as its observations, while the latter has fuzzy sets as its observations.

Then there is Penicillium rubrum, which is fuzzy and green like bread mold.

Such an outcome would be annoying yet plausible under federal law, which is fuzzy about some key points under which the McDonnells were convicted.

Rimkus is tall and beautiful, in a serious sort of way, with long wavy hair that she blows straight, and bangs that she trims perfectly horizontal; the severity of her haircut contrasts pleasingly with her wardrobe, which is fuzzy (she loves fake fur, the more synthetic the better) and colorful.

Hence, there exists a mapping which is fuzzy ψ-p-contractive but not fuzzy ψ-contractive.

Hence there exists a mapping which is fuzzy α-ψ-contractive but not fuzzy ψ-contractive, although every fuzzy ψ-contractive mapping is obviously fuzzy α-ψ-contractive.

The program of this work is to establish coupled coincidence point results in generalized fuzzy metric spaces which are actually fuzzy extensions of generalized metric spaces (abbreviated as G-metric spaces in the literatures).

The model has 8 reactions, which are essentially fuzzy inference engines that map the fuzzy input variables to a fuzzy output rate.