Sentence examples for the fitment from inspiring English sources
noun
Something that suits or fits.
The fitment of a 10-speed single-clutch auto transmission rather than the more common dual-clutch type enhances the weight savings.
Vision and mission statements are the highest level of communication that an organization has, and its performance is often evaluated or audited in terms of the fitment with the vision and mission statements; these statements being formal communication of an organization regarding its purpose and future position.
Elsewhere, the fitment of lighter low rolling-resistance tyres aids fuel consumption by minimising friction.
The LS3 was upgraded to 325 kW with the fitment of the E2 GTS' bi-modal exhaust system.
Tweaks and changes to the V8s surrounded the implementation of electronic ignition, revised cylinder head and inlet manifold design and the fitment of a four-barrel carburettor on the 4.2-litre variant.
Redline editions of the SS V gain redesigned 19-inch wheels, red painted brake calipers, and the fitment of "FE3" suspension is extended to the Sportwagon and Ute variants.
Other Redline additions encompass four-piston Brembo high-performance brakes, stiffer "FE3" suspension and chromed window surrounds for sedans, and the mandatory fitment of the tyre inflater kit on the Redline Ute.
The accurate fitment of the resulting constitutive equations indicates suitable integration of the shape and aggregate effects.
From side, the rehashed design is identified by the deletion of bodyside moulding strips and a range of new wheels designs, including the standard fitment of alloy wheels on the base-line AT-X.
Which makes the price garnered for this car all the more curious, especially since a few restoration details (like the inaccurate fitment of a five- rather than four-speed gearbox) would ordinarily bring the price down, not up.
The log transformation of data on both x and y axis renders a linear relationship thus denoting the correct fitment of an allometric power model (Picard et al. 2012; Morhart et al. 2013) and also corrects data for heteroscedasticity (Zeng and Tang 2011; Roxburgh et al. 2015), which is typical for biomass data (Parrasol 1999).
