The phrase "alignment fitting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to engineering, manufacturing, or design, where components need to be aligned or fitted together properly.
Example: "The technician ensured that the alignment fitting was precise to avoid any operational issues."
Alternatives: "alignment adjustment" or "alignment component".
They might tape over the cracks around doors and grills to minimise the car's air resistance; alter the wheel alignment; fit special tyres and overinflate them; use higher gears to allow the engine to operate more efficiently than normal; disconnect the alternator to reduce energy use; or adjust the brake pads.
eNumber of consensus sequences for which a single alignment fits the above criteria.
This alignment fits with Stiggins' contrast between 'assessment of learning' and 'assessment for learning' [ 30].
The TrbK protein alignment fits best with the tree constructed with TrbE (fig. 6 A, TrbK row).
Although the RepC protein alignment fits best with the RepA and RepB trees, the values are low (fig. 6 A, RepC row).
The procedure by Akutsu, for example, returns a superposition of the input proteins that fits at least as many pairs of residues under the distance c · d as an optimal alignment fits under the distance d, for every fixed c > 1 [ 18].
The lenses were fit slightly flatter than usual and a contact lens with large overall diameter of 9.5 mm to 10.5 mm was selected to achieve superior alignment fit.
The alignment and fitting between Business Processes and organization can be analyzed on the basis of ontologies and semantic approaches [12, 16].
As shown in Figure 1, the alignment scores for given alignment lengths fit EVD: (4) where: (5) where S is the raw SOIPPA similarity score.
We generate various promising paths in the first phase and refine them into final alignments by fitting the required curved sections in the next phase.
