Sentence examples for fit solution from inspiring English sources
He conceded that there was some problem in this country about unemployed youth and school dropouts, but the administration's retraining program, he said, was no fit solution; for one thing, it would "cost ten thousand dollars for each recruit".
The best fit solution is obtained when the number of the inconsistent observed polarities reaches the minimum.
Then, it was observed that exponential PSO-DEM provided the best fit solution than a linear form due to the fluctuations of the economic indicators.
Among these models, the GA-PGOiTI model, which uses population, GNP, oil import, truck sales and import as design parameters/indicators, was found to provide the best fit solution with the observed data.
It keeps the rout of its coordinates in hyperspace which is associated with its previous best fit solution and its peer corresponding to the overall best value acquired thus far by any other particles in the population.
Among these models, the so-called GA-RWTVR model, which uses residential housing production, house appliances sales of washing machine, television, vacuum cleaner and refrigerator as design parameters/indicators, was found to provide the best fit solution to the observed data.
In other words, it finds problems that fit solutions that already exist.
This process causes modular pathways to drift towards complex pathways and crosstalk, which provide equally fit solutions as their modular neighbors.
Dipole fit solutions at time points satisfying the following requirements were accepted: (1) a dipole moment (q) of 10 nAm < q < 100 nAm; (2) a goodness of fit (GOF) greater than 0.90.
Our interpretation is in agreement with theories of evolutionary computation (Holland 1975; Goldberg 1989, 2002), according to which if a combinatorial problem has many fit solutions we are more likely to find one of these solutions quickly (Goldberg 2002).
The observed waveforms were well-fitted by the synthetic waveforms computed from the best-fit solution except that it underestimates the high-frequency oscillation amplitudes (Fig. 5).
