fuzzy changes
[ˈfʌzi ˈtʃeɪndʒɪz]
noun phrase
mudanças vagas
1. Changes or modifications that are unclear, imprecise, or not well-defined; alterations lacking sharp boundaries or specific details
The fuzzy changes in the company's policy made it difficult for employees to understand the new requirements.
As mudanças vagas na política da empresa tornaram difícil para os funcionários entender os novos requisitos.
2. In technical or mathematical contexts, changes that involve approximation or uncertainty rather than exact values
The algorithm handled fuzzy changes in the data with a margin of error.
O algoritmo tratou as mudanças vagas nos dados com uma margem de erro.
3. Gradual or subtle transformations that are hard to pinpoint or define precisely
The fuzzy changes in her attitude were noticeable only after several months.
As mudanças vagas em sua atitude foram notáveis apenas após vários meses.
The term 'fuzzy changes' is commonly used in technical, business, and academic contexts in both American English and Brazilian Portuguese to describe situations involving uncertainty. In Brazil, it may be heard in technology sectors discussing 'fuzzy logic' and artificial intelligence applications. In American usage, it often appears in business communications when changes lack clarity, potentially causing workplace confusion.
NYC Slang
wishy-washy changes
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