Sentence examples for degrees fit from inspiring English sources

The degree of the polynomial was chosen to maximize performance (lower degrees fit poorly but higher degrees overfit).

Shrift's "Lost in a Moment" (Six Degrees) fits neatly into this genre, with a distinct difference: it's really good.

Allowing in this way that the 'distinctiveness' of process that is the criterion of an emergent quality comes in degrees fits what we should expect on a Fodor-style, natural-kind picture.

If we do not have this certainly, that is think that the plate is at an angle that significantly departs from a zero degrees, fitting should be made with the Fixed Fi option disabled.

Moreover, the node degree fit according to the derived eq. 5 is 50% better than that of the power law [ 1] or 25% better than that of the generalized power law with exponential cut-off [ 23].

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The PVC is in the form of three main parts, a (90) degree fitting at the bottom for the inlet of the water supply, a (T) fitting or santee (sanitary fitting) in the middle with the heating element attached and third, a 14" straight section on top with the steam hose attached to provide steam to the steam box, this is the riser.

At the time, nobody at FIFA seemed worried that summer temperatures in the Middle East can reach 120 degrees, more fit for a hot tub than a soccer match.

There are degrees to fit every niche and new twist in the culture, whether homeland security, social networking, hybrid cars or narrative medicine.

International as well as North American students had various degrees of fit to the culture of their university.

Mr. Urman holds Marketing and Communication degrees from FIT and NYIT in New York.