Sentence examples for a fitting observation from inspiring English sources

The original cougar, I think with a chuckle; a fitting observation by a woman who just turned sixty.

But key leaders in this community are proof that we don't have to wait for government intervention or natural disaster to turn the ship around, and that's a fitting observation so close to the centenary of the Titanic, the ultimate man vs. nature story.

In general, plant geneticists have constructed genetic maps of F t populations, where t is the generation interval, by fitting observations to the expected genotype frequencies of a Mendelian fixed RIL model that relies on assumptions of complete fixation, no selection, and no mutation; this model is unable to account for proportions of heterozygosity maintained per generation other than 0.5.

The focus now centres on specifying an I-optimal design for minimising the variance of prediction from fitting observations to model (7).

Adjustable parameters in the model are found by fitting observations for three kinds of epoxy glasses and high-density polyethylene.

Stress strain relations are developed and are verified by fitting observations in shear oscillation tests for poly vinyl acetate).

Kinetic equations for volume recovery and stress-strain relations for the viscoelastic response are verified by fitting observations in dilatometric and mechanical (static and dynamic) tests.

Adjustable parameters in the stress strain relations are found by fitting observations in relaxation tests and cyclic tests (16 cycles of loading unloading).

These relations are applied to fitting observations on nanomembranes made of CVD-grown and mechanically exfoliated graphene, graphene oxides with various concentrations of defects, molybdenum disulfide, bismuth selenite, and tungsten diselenide.

Adjustable parameters in the stress strain relations are found by fitting observations on swollen elastomers, chemical gels (linked by covalent bonds and sliding cross-links), and physical gels under uniaxial stretching, equi-biaxial tension, and pure shear.

The UK Phenology network, with its thousands of participants, is a fitting tribute to him, and to a lifetime devoted to the observation, study and enjoyment of nature.