fuzzy

• Grain is equally all pervasive and can vary wildly between pretty defined to thick and fuzzy, which is something a more meticulous restoration could have seriously improved. —  DVD Times
• Hard to keep track of all these departing Warriors and their ever-fuzzy, always elongated return dates. —  Kawakami
• We combine well-known techniques from the areas of error-correcting codes and cryptography to achieve a new type of cryptographic primitive that we refer to as a fuzzy commitment scheme. —  CiteULike: Everyone's library
• Both men erred on the side of "I created it" when their memories were probably fuzzy, which is human nature, I suppose. —  Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources
• I think Wolfram would agree that it is probably never going to be able to give relationship or career advice, for example, because that is "fuzzy" -- there is often no single right answer to such questions. —  doggdot.us

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