Modifying Another Word

• slightly: Due to copyright issues, some sound files are slightly fuzzy.

• somewhat: Black / white text is less good, somewhat fuzzy.

• rather: You can see a couple of rather fuzzy photographs of them here.

• little: Over the last 850 years the history of them is a little fuzzy!

• quite: Any definition of " literature " is ultimately quite fuzzy.

• too: Without the shadow, it looks jagged, and with the shadow, its too fuzzy.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• look: A 300 DPI printer makes text look a little bit fuzzy.

Modifies a noun

• logic: They use fuzzy logic to compute distances between features.

• Statehood: Those two fieldtrips were also part of the " Fuzzy Statehood " project.

• blob: Suddenly a fuzzy black blob appeared under the rear of our motorhome.

• matching: In addition fuzzy matching allows a more intuitive access to data supporting the specification of what data is needed.

• inference: Fuzzy inference will result in confidence factors ( MV's ) assigned to each outcome in the rule base.

• thinking: Often some fuzzy lateral thinking can be a better approach.

Used with adjective complement

• appear: Talking about pictures, an e-mail, which is otherwise complimentary, comments upon the photographs saying that they appear fuzzy at times.

• become: You see, I think the mission has somewhat become fuzzy.

• go: I feel uncomfortable and my vision goes fuzzy fairly quickly.

• look: The previous recording now looked distinctly fuzzy compared with the lovely crisp images from the Elmo.

• get: Where we do get fuzzy is with damage to living things, particularly people.

• use: This evaluation, which measures the quality of fuzzy clustering, assigns a real number to the outputs of the used fuzzy clustering algorithm.