Sentence examples for fitting in terms of from inspiring English sources

The LM method is shown to be comparable to vector fitting in terms of accuracy, stability and passivity.

The robust implementation of the local polynomial regression fitting (loess) using the Huber weight function outperformed the non-robust implementation of loess as well as the linear regression fitting in terms of robustness against outliers and mean prediction error (Table S7 of Additional file 1).

I felt like I was never going to quite fit in terms of following rules.

Prof David Paton, an economist at Nottingham University Business School, told the Telegraph: "It does potentially fit in terms of timing.

"There are going to be public hearings, and the City Council will offer whatever direction they see fit in terms of whether the annexation should go forward," he said.

As mentioned, the timing fits in terms of Google's past practice with refreshing Nexus hardware.

The measured thermo physical properties were fitted in terms of R.K & HW equations.

Kids, parents and administrators don't really understand what design is entirely and how it fits in terms of not just an educational standpoint, but career standpoint".

The items describe how well the occupation fits in terms of the individual's personality and abilities (e.g., "My apprenticeship training fits my personality").

Allowing all ten model parameters to vary in time achieved good model fits in terms of daily NSE and long-term water balance.

The correlations of heat transfer Colburn factor and friction factor for the MEE are fitted in terms of Reynolds number based on the experimental results.