Sentence examples for fits of a from inspiring English sources

Instead he hears the hysterical fits of a Sweet 16 show starlet on TV, and realizes that there are people more deserving of death.

The fits of a three-component model have random noise in the residuals (not shown), and the addition of a fourth component results in a negligible decrease in the noise of the residuals (and sum of squares).

Our TvC data and the fits of a contrast gain control model identify the primary effect of the surround manipulation as a modulation of the gain of the contrast response function.

We compared the relative fits of a linear, piecewise, and sigmoidal model to the attribute-pressure relationships generated from each Monte Carlo data set using Akaike's information criterion corrected for small samples (AICc; [38]).

The continuous curves in Fig. 2 show the best fits of a model, in which both the effective strength of the phantasms as a pedestal and the overall sensitivity were permitted to vary.

However, it is risky to extract a reliable estimate of TTSIF from numerical fits of a single decay.

Again, the thin black lines are fits of an exponentially decaying sinusoidal function.

Instead of showing relative fitness, the Comparative Fit Index (CFI) assesses the fit of a model itself.

Last night's BBC Crimewatch appeal centred on the release of two e-fits of a man believed to be the main suspect in Madeleine's disappearance.

Detectives investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann say they have had an "overwhelming response" to a televised appeal broadcast on Monday which included e-fits of a man believed to be a key suspect.

Police said they had received over 118 calls after a new appeal that saw e-fits of a white man of medium build, who is thought to have been seen with a child in his arms on the night Madeleine disappeared.