Sentence examples for individualized fit from inspiring English sources

Dagger, the preferred kayak brand for the record-setting showman Tao Berman, offers shells (like the one below) with adjustable thigh braces, hip pads and seats that create an individualized fit for slicing through waves (www.dagger.com).

Both the backrest and seat pan are made from taut, breathable mesh allowing for good support and air circulation as well as a more individualized fit as it shapes to each user.

As Trudy G. Steinfeld of New York University's Gallatin School of Individualized Study told the Chronicle: "If you have a company or nonprofit, you are looking for employees who have an interesting collection of skills and who can shift gears quickly between tasks, and individualized majors often fit the bill".

We show that allowing the principal to strategically distribute the production inputs across heterogenous agents as part of the contract design, the principal is able to change what appears to be a uniform contract into individualized contracts tailored to fit agents' preferences or characteristics.

The scan time required for the task runs averaged 75 min. To discourage movement and provide a landmark for head position during scanning, participants were fitted with an individualized, thermoplastic mask that was attached to the head coil.

Individualized cutting and drilling guides that fit the patients' bone geometry could make less readily available techniques such as optical tracking devices obsolete.

Instead of one size fits all, Alzheimer's management becomes an individual conversation with an individualized treatment plan.

Later scat singers fitted their styles, all individualized, to the music of their times.

"There is individualized consideration given to individual defendants," Cooper claimed.

Roughly speaking, this additional step of calculating controls' residuals based on individualized control models reduced the risk of fitting model parameters too closely to the control data, thereby modeling the idiosyncrasies of each individuals' performance and underestimating the variability in control performance.

While a student's 'free-and-reduced' lunch status would provide a more individualized measurement, 86percentt of all CPS students already fit that designation, plus the program is notoriously rife with fraud.