The company, based in Yokohama, Japan, may also pay compensation because of the seats, which are mainly fitted in Boeing and Airbus planes, Mr. Kakewaga said.
About boiling heat transfer, experimental HT results are mainly fitted by empirical correlations referring to the common mechanisms used in more conventional geometries (nucleate and convective boiling); evaporation heat transfer through thin liquid film around vapor plugs is at times considered.
The graphics, though mainly fit for purpose, have a few embarrassing moments, like the chunky pixellated "fans" who look like crude cardboard cutouts positioned to make snowboarding seem popular.
In this case study, three sample spools from the project are selected to build a test case, so to verify the feasibility of the proposed framework for scheduling the spool fabrication operations (i.e., mainly fitting and welding) under the constraints of limited laborer resources, preset deadlines of particular spools, technological relationships, and time-dependent material supply patterns.
50 samples is mainly to fit for the slow greedy algorithm.
Instead of educating our children in the beautiful system of ethics, logic, personal growth and spirituality that is the Torah, they sought mainly to fit in with the population at large.
DNA is packed into protein-DNA structures referred to as chromatin mainly to fit the long DNA chain inside the cell.
Studies of size variability in tree populations have focused mainly on fitting various probability distribution functions to size (diameter) distributions [as noted in Garcia (2006), there are hundreds of papers concerning diameter distribution models in forestry literature databases].
It can be fitted mainly on showers connected to the mains pressure-fed hot water systems and pumped showers.
And in Liberia he befriended a tailor who sewed him outfits that no one had back in New York: a few dashikis, but mainly leisure suits, fitted and flared, and cut from vivid local fabrics—a West African take on American style.
And in Liberia he befriended a tailor who sewed him outfits that no one had back in New York: a few dashikis, but mainly leisure suits, fitted and flared, and cut from vivid local fabrics — a West African take on American style.
