Sentence examples for arise fitting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Locke's Lakota name is Tokeya Inajin, meaning "the First to Arise," fitting for an expert practitioner of the Hoop dance, right, a tradition among Plains Indians and a celebration of nature's rebirth each spring.

We also construct model robust designs, to address response misspecification arising from fitting an incomplete set of wavelets.

Figure  2 presents smoothed FGM/C risk maps for Kenya that arose from fitting the hierarchical spatial model with a spatially structured random effect to the data.

These controls demonstrate that the results do not simply arise from specific fitting selections.

The curve fitting parameters arise from the incremental strain Δγ producing a mean slip distance λ and the retained dislocation density ρ assessed from the flow stress τ.

However there are some problems that arise, principally in 'over fitting' an interpretation trends may appear at random, and as such 'control' visualizations should be consulted, to provide a reality check.

October 4 2013 October 6 6 2013 The thunderclap power that used to rattle the walls of the clubs may arise only in fits and starts these days, but the seventy-four-year-old pianist retains the harmonic keyboard signature that has made him a key influence since his sixties stint with John Coltrane.

The energy transfer parameters for the master equation simulations arise from a fit to the experimentally observed HNCO dissociation rate.

And then a whole new raft of issues arise: can I still fit my trainers in the bottom of the bag?

In this section, we consider some central puzzles that arise from trying to fit colors into scientific accounts of the world.

The inter-annual component, T t, arises from locally linear fitting with a bandwidth of 1000 days, a very low-frequency component.