The phrase "a suitable weight for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an appropriate or fitting weight for an object, person, or situation.
Example: "When selecting a backpack for hiking, it's important to consider a suitable weight for your comfort and endurance."
Alternatives: "an appropriate weight for" or "a fitting weight for".
The civil weight systems were generally very similar to the apothecaries' system, and since the libbra (or the libbra sottile, where different systems were in use for light and heavy goods) generally had a suitable weight for an apothecaries' pound it was often used for this purpose.
(4) A suitable weight for chemical names varies substantially from one for non-chemical names.
Try to wear a suitable weight for the weather.
The main result, in this case, is Lemma 2.1, where we prove the existence of a suitable weight function for m coupled parabolic equations in the case of piecewise- C 1 coefficients.
A suitable weight combination for a given strategy needs to be investigated by an additional study.
In the multi-objective optimization literature, a solution is called supported if it is optimal under a suitable weight vector for the objectives.
We prove that these geometric properties can be characterized by means of an integral inequality giving a domination of the pointwise evaluation of the operator for a suitable weight also in the case of abstract Banach lattices.
Formally, because a suitable weight x must be recomputed for each targeted structure and GC-content, then the number M of iterations required for the converge can be accounted for explicitly, leading to time complexities in (if, i.e. without any tolerance) and (if ).
In order to establish this estimate, we use similar arguments to those in [8] and [5] for constructing a suitable weight function in a subdomain of ℝ, which allows us to relax the monotonicity on the diffusion coefficients.
Now the equations a(x y′′ + b(x y′ + c(x y = λx can be written as second-order Sturm-Liouville equations in the sense of [9, p. 291] by multiplying by a suitable weight function [8, p. 45] and for suitable boundary conditions.
Keep track of the number of eggs a duck lays, the number of ducklings hatched by a particular duck, the number of ducklings which were then marketed for sale or after butchering and the age of those ducklings when they reached suitable weight for slaughter.
