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Fuzz testing
Present participle of fuzz
Hairy effect on fabric surface caused by fibers slipping out of the yarn with wear or wet cleaning G
Hairy effect on fabric surface caused by fibers slipping out of the yarn with wear or wet cleaning
Shedding of small fibers, making the surface of the carpet appear "fuzzy"
Occurs when fibers from the carpet slip out of the yarn with use or sometimes after wet cleaning
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A blurred image
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Make or become fuzzy
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The random data used in fuzz testing
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{v} to fly or run out in small particles
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a hazy or indistinct representation; "it happened so fast it was just a blur"; "he tried to clear his head of the whisky fuzz"
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To fly off in minute particles
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Fibres projecting from the surface of a sheet of paper
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A frizzy mass of hair or fibre
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The fuzz are the police
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filamentous hairlike growth on a plant; "peach fuzz"
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Fuzz is a mass of short, curly hairs
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{f} cover with fuzz, become fuzzy
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Fibers projecting from the surface of a sheet of paper
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Fibrous projections on the surface of a sheet of paper, caused by excessive suction, insufficient beating or lack of surface sizing Lint appears in much the same manner but is not attached to the surface
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the first beard of an adolescent boy
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To make drunk
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Fine, light particles or fibers; loose, volatile matter
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The police
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A police officer; the police
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uncomplimentary terms for a policeman
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A type of gain used to produce a fatter, rounder sound (e g Jimi Hendrix and Foo Fighters music) This electric guitar option can be found in many special effects pedals Note: the difference between fuzz and distortion is that fuzz is more self-contained Thus, its appearance on a frequency graph looks more compressed, controlled, and directed in comparison to distortion, which looks like an inconsistent wave of sound that travels up, down, left, and right (going off the charts in many cases, depending how much distortion is used)
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Creel Fuzz - In glass fiber manufacturing, the broken filaments found around and on a roving creel Chopper Fuzz - In Composite Fabrication, the broken filaments found around the glass cutter or chopper See Fines In the field, the broken filaments found around a roving pallet
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is a system defined value used in comparisons as criterion to determine whether a value is identical to another or not, a value is identical when it lies in the interval (value-fuzz) < value < (value+fuzz) Many commands dealing with this kind of problems have an option FUZZ=val used to set the fuzz value for that particular command There is also a global fuzz value used, unless the specific >FUZZ= option is used See SET FUZZ for details
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{i} cotton, fluff, lint; police, cop (Slang)
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