Sentence examples for help to fit from inspiring English sources

It is found that the modification does provide additional damage development in the friction stir weld, which may help to fit experimental data.

The assumed exogenous trends by age and duration help to fit the data quantitatively, but the model reproduces most qualitative patterns even with a constant λ.

Mr Cameron has offered the RAF's help to fit the Hawks with smoke pods so the colours of the Indian flag can be trailed behind.

Novel approaches to study design and analysis methods that help to fit GWAS findings into biological context will improve our knowledge about genetics governing ovarian function in fertility and disease, and provide input for clinical tools and better patient management.

With this purpose the strict mathematical algorithm to find basic dynamic parameters of the theoretical relationship between the height and the velocity of the body that help to fit observations along the luminous part of the trajectories in the best way is suggested.

Therefore, and due to the fact that it is difficult to get accurate luminance measurements near the solar disk and due to the fact that the luminance of a single small patch of sky can fluctuate greatly, other methods that use sky illuminance have been proposed to help to fit a sky in one of the CIE 15 sky types.

From early on, he liked to observe the differences in people and how they might be helped to fit together.

What nature-loving kid wouldn't fancy tracking leopards, setting camera traps - even helping to fit collars?

Surprisingly, large-offset translation stations provided additional constraints in time and space, helping to fit the low frequency waveforms.

This study explores different locations' spectral composition details via target position adjustment and, consequently, helps to fit different concentrated wavelengths to their suitable applications.

The walks ran from different centres on different days and at a variety of different time slots, which helped to fit with the differing schedules of the participating families.