Sentence examples for to fair the from inspiring English sources

Since the 1960s, computers have been used to fair the preliminary lines plan by a numerical method.

This isn't about the future!" He also exclaimed that it wasn't even about chess – "bishops and 'orses" – but to fair the show was never marketed as such.

This information is then used to fair the hull surface, which must in turn fulfil more prerequisites (parameters like displaty cement, floatation area and related coefficients).

In particular, our approach adaptively partitions the B-spline surface into a set of segments such that each segment has approximately uniform parameterization, generates an image from each segment in the parameter space whose pixel values are the normal vectors of the surface, and then applies a bilateral filter in the parameter domain to fair the normal field.

"Tonya is responsive, and her condition has been upgraded from serious to fair," the statement read.

A possible attempt to fair the surfaces could be a different choice of the implicitly defined surfaces at the vertices of the mesh in the first step of the construction of a suitable network of compatible surface strips; see Appendix B.

These measures were poor to fair for the other analytes.

"As coach I want to be fair to the team and fair to the players and the players who deserve to play will play if they're fit.

To be fair, the film itself seems to know this.

To be fair, the slowdown isn't unique to Olive Garden.

To be fair, the numbers are cumulative.