Sentence examples for fitting match from inspiring English sources
The same model was used for fitting match results in football in the Netherlands [32] and the UK [18].
It's an eerily fitting match for the cool fatalism of Fonda's world view.
(Petrusich) ERYKAH BADU, THE ROOTS (Friday) Erykah Badu's slinky, socially conscious neo-soul is a fitting match for the Roots' eclectic, jazz and rock-inspired hip-hop: Both artists toy with genre and era, mixing contemporary tics (samples, drum machines) with old-fashioned seriousness.
With a Palestinian Muslim father and a Brazilian Catholic mother, Mr. Shama, a former graffiti writer who still paints — on canvas — in a style he describes as "hip-hop Cubist," is a fitting match for the school's diverse population: 52 percent Asian, 24 percent Hispanic, 16 percent white and 8 percent black.
Alternatively, "if you prefer to set your own schedules or do things your own way," then jobs that tolerate "autonomy" or individualism may be a more fitting match.
Post hoc fits are overlay plots of predicted (i.e., based on the posterior mean parameter estimates for each individual) and observed dependent variable vs. time, allowing users to assess whether the model fits match the observations for each individual.
We evaluate the effect of each parameter on both the optimized model (blue: α = 0.424, ρ = 72.4, β = 0.207) and on the best-fit match to the monkey performance (red: α = 0.201, ρ = 55.1, and β = 0.023).
Higher-order polynomial fitting better matched the filtered EMG amplitudes.
The best-fit matching of both the curves for one of the sites is illustrated in Fig. 10 as an example.
A value of -91.7 dBm is obtained for b. Figure 9 shows that the fit matches the experimental results very well.
