Sentence examples for fit which implies from inspiring English sources

For Levi's jeans, he directed "Twisted to Fit", which implies that if you wear those jeans, your limbs will be completely flexible.

B) It is difficult to believe the correlation coefficients of 0.97 and 0.98 for the claimed fits, which imply that the fits are essentially perfect.

The best cavity configuration must in addition fit weight specifications which implies that the number of walls separating each cavity should be chosen as small as possible.

We find that these lines in Figure 1 and Figure 2 fit very well, which implies that the disease-free equilibrium (E_{0}= 0,0,2)) of system (3) is globally asymptotically stable.

Figure 5(a) showed the degree distribution P(k) = 0.23 K−0.94 (the least square fit of associations) which implies the sale-free characteristics of the component.

We must not be weighed down by an insistence on a one size fits all approach which implies that all countries want the same level of integration.

It is proposed that the crack progression is a result of the relative displacement of two fitted irregular faces, which implies an increase of the gap between them and tensile forces at the tips.

The relative mobility of the unbound transporter parameter (h) was fitted to be 0.16, which implies the rate for facilitated transport relative to obligate exchange was slow at h = 16%.

The AGFI indices showed acceptable to good fit (0.96 0.99), while the CFI indices were all above 0.97, which implies a good fit.

The various attempts that have been made to draw genome-scale metabolic networks are confronted with two shortcomings: 1- they do not use contextual information which leads to dense, hard to interpret drawings, 2- they impose to fit to very constrained standards, which implies, in particular, duplicating nodes making topological analysis considerably more difficult.

All dots on the curve fit a single straight line well, which implies that the field emission process follows the F-N mechanism.