Sentence examples for formation fits from inspiring English sources

One might expect such a young player to prefer sharp openings, but the solid, counterpunching Hedgehog formation fits into Carlsen's universal style.

So far, all of these facts indicate a very finely tuned inflammatory process in human aortic aneurysms and therefore the recently postulated prognostic value for phosphorylation of c-kit and downstream targets in aneurysm formation fits well in this concept [ 20].

Anyways, in the video below you can see these little cutie-bots walk in a line behind the leader robot (which reminds me of baby ducks), and create a formation fit to land a quadrocopter on.

The existence of the oxoperferryl-π-cation radical and oxoperferryl species of hematin, as analogues of Compounds I and II of HRP, can be postulated because simulated product formation fitted experimental data.

The actual fleet trajectory is similar with the planned path and the formation geometry fits the shape request.

Exposure of Aptian sediments in the latest Aptian Early Albian (upper boundary of Dariyan Formation) also fits with another cooling event that was recognized in sedimentary facies and in the C- and O-isotope records (e.g., Weissert and Lini 1991) and discussed by Raven et al. (2010) in Aptian sediments of Qatar.

Kinetic studies of TEOS SAM formation were fitted by Exponential Association function.

These results show that the equivalent ionic fractions of alkaline-earth ions adsorbed on clay pretreated with seawater, or formation water, fit the normalized isotherms obtained for the calcium-sodium exchange on the clay within uncertainties of ± 10%.

To explore the effect of the continuous variables analysed on OC formation, we fitted a linear regression model by step way procedure.

4The time courses for product formation were fit to a first-order rate equation (GraphPad Prism).

The rates of product formation were fit to the Michaelis Menten equation to determine KM and kcat for each substrate, except in the case of ChsE4-ChsE5/3-OCS-CoA, for which diastereomer inhibition was observed at high concentrations.