Sentence examples for defined fitting from inspiring English sources

In order to overcome this challenge, coordination between the mobile operator and the localization system should be defined, fitting in the initiated process by cellular standardization aiming to integrate localization (including the one coming from third party solutions) as part of the standard architecture interfaces [33, 34].

Hence, applied to health care networks, any collaboration among at least three autonomous or independent health care providers (e.g. hospitals, residential elderly care, home care organizations, mental health care centers) for which a common goal is defined, fits our definition.

Fourteen participating teachers had infit mean-square fit statistics that were located within the defined fit range.

BED was only computed for the analytical time-activity fits (methods MNfix, MN, BI), even though a recent work [ 19] illustrated a procedure for BED computation for piecewise defined fits as well.

As always, the boards have the right to reject any buyer who doesn't quite fit, however they define "fit".

The model parameters were defined by fitting with experimental bandgap data retrieved from photoluminescence.

Each of the 11 basic color categories identified by Berlin and Kay is modeled as a fuzzy set whose membership function is implicitly defined by fitting the model to the results of an ad hoc psychophysical experiment (Experiment 1).

The handedness of both structures has been defined by fitting of the atomic models (see below).

An anatomical embryo coordinate system was defined by fitting a smooth surface to EVL cell nuclei for each time point.

The trend and seasonality term was defined by fitting a natural smoothing spline with 4 6 degrees of freedom (dfs) per year.

The active site was defined by fitting each MD snapshot to the lactose Gal3C structure by superimposing the backbone atoms of all residues within 10 Å of lactose.