fuzziness

And the fuzziness around a national measure, coupled with the fact that many states had already moved to protect abortion access, left some voters unconvinced, Ziegler said.

Shapiro acknowledged the fuzziness in the data about the impact of contrails but said the uncertainty “is overstated by the academic community.”

The technique involves quantifying the fuzziness of human language and using that measurement to tell robots when to ask for further directions.

The fuzziness of consciousness, its imprecision, has made its study anathema in the natural sciences.

This idea that brain fog is “fuzziness” and not serious predates the pandemic and makes it harder for people who need short and long-term disability accommodations to get them.