Most reports of "fuzzy cable" are caused by a defective patch cable between the television and the wall. ResNet recommends the use of RG6 quad shield patch cables which are available in the Technology Center of Barnes & Noble @ Georgia Tech.

A.Lotfi has developed a Fuzzy Inference Systems Toolbox. It is available via anonymous ftp from ftp.mathworks.com as /pub/contrib/misc/fuzzy_inference_systems.sh or /pub/contrib/misc/pc_fuzzy_inference_systems.sh A Fuzzy-Control Toolbox has been developed by Bernhard Kaemmpf . Send him email if you are interested in obtaining the software. (Sounds like he is willing to give it away. See similar questions...

This is an analysis made by the software by comparing previously translated segments with a new text. In this way, you get the number of coincidences found and the degree of matches. You get discounts on high matches. See similar questions...

My video capture card/software isn't all that great. There are higher-quality methods to do the capture, but I'm lazy ("you in the back, you're doing it all wrong" -- "Yeah, but at least I'm doing it!"). See similar questions...

Ricochet Lost Worlds sets your monitor's resolution to 800x600 pixels. In the case of LCD monitors with higher resolutions than this, it means that the monitor has to "zoom in" on the game's video in order to fill the entire screen. This can cause a little bit of fuzziness. See similar questions...

You will need a standard usb cable (the one that is included in the box when you buy the phone). Because you are going to use a usb cable you have to install drivers for this cable. You can find this drivers at the downloads page If you do not have this cable you can buy it from us. For now go to contact site to ask us for the cable. You can also buy it in every electronic store and ebay. It's often the same cable as used to connect digital (video) camera's to a pc. See similar questions...

The Fuzzy? Lighter Cover is a handcrafted fabric jacket for disposable lighters that looks and feels like real animal fur. See similar questions...

The fuzzy stuff (a bit like thick cobwebs) are seeds. If you pull this off, and place on a thin mesh (like nylon stockings) you will be able to propagate the seeds. This way of propagation takes a long time (3-5 years average) but can be very rewarding. See similar questions...

Rest assured, there are no really tiny details hidden in the pictures, so in general you won't be missing a clue. But on the other hand, you do need to be able to see what the pictures contain. We've tried to make the main image of each part big enough to fill an average screen without getting too big to download. Unfortunately, graphics do not reproduce equally well on all screens under different configurations, especially when displayed by a browser. See similar questions...

mentioned above the cams are all mounted outdoors. Snow or even rain during summer will cover the lenses. After a blizzard it can take days until the lenses are free of ice and snow. Crew members never clean the lenses, everything is done by the "weather elements"! We just have to be patient until everything looks OK. again. During summer the most negative effect is caused by the sea. See similar questions...

The BEST picture is obtained from running your computer at the same resolution as the projector. For example, an SVGA projector runs at 800 X 600 native resolution, so the computer should be 800X600. The computer can run higher (1024X768) but the image will be manipulated, sometimes with less than satisfactory results. Some manufacturers have proprietary processing to remedy this, such as NEC's AccuBlend™ which ensures detailed image formatting in non-native resolution. See similar questions...

For easier carving, the elements should be as large as possible. Pattern lines on smaller elements may print out "fuzzy". If this happens, increase the size of the element or trace around the printed pattern lines with a pen. See similar questions...

The current version of the software evaluates propositions as true, false and undecided based on deterministic rules. A version currently under development is being designed to use probabilities as well. See similar questions...

Try adjusting the focus first, then check to see that the lamp and condensing lenses are properly seated in the lens cradle. If this doesn't work than try a different combination of focusing lenses to alleviate the problem. See similar questions...

Because every printer uses different inks in a wide range of colors, we use "true color" images (.jpg format) to show the announcements and thank yous. You will get best results if you use a Netscape or Microsoft IE browser and your monitor is set to "high color" (16 bit), or better yet, "true color" (32 bit). See similar questions...

The ingredients in Fuzzy Brushes are Xylitol, toothpaste flavour, aqua (water) and litesse, which makes Fuzzy Brushes Xylitol is used in hundreds of products (including chewing gum) around the world and has some very interesting beneficial qualities. It represents 75% of the ingredients used in Fuzzy Brushes. See similar questions...

Without going into laborious detail; two studies have been done. One in the Netherlands (where the product originated) and one in California, America. The brush itself was developed and designed by a Dutch dentist. Both studies concluded the following facts: The brush was as effective as a conventional toothbrush in removing plaque when used for 10 - 20 minutes. The ease and convenience of the brush would be a stimulus for people to use it and subsequently improve their oral hygiene. See similar questions...

We use photo conversion software to resize and resave your picture at 80% quality. If your picture was already saved at a very low quality before you uploaded it, then the quality will worsen after we have converted it. We suggest that you save your original JPG at medium to high quality (60%-90%) before it is uploaded. A simple graphics program will do this. There are many free ones. Try Irfanview. See similar questions...

These days, everyone is familiar with big graphics on the web, and download times are speedy. When we did Concuspidor, however, the tradeoff between size and download time was a big issue (most readers would have been using a 14400 modem over dial-up). We also worked on the assumption that an image about 500 pixels across would fill a standard PC screen. These days we'd make the images bigger, and use a much higher quality setting in the JPEGs. See similar questions...