Sentence examples for weight fitting from inspiring English sources

Auvi-Q was beloved by many due to its light weight, fitting in your pocket size, its retractable needle, as well as the voice guided system that talked you through the steps of treating an allergic reaction.

These results demonstrate that the sensitivity of using GE to train NNs to find genes with a nonlinear influence on a quantitative outcome can be improved by effectively using extrinsic domain knowledge in conjunction with local weight fitting by BP.

Combined with efficient least squares weight fitting, GLEM greatly eases the programmer's task of finding significant features and assigning weights to them.

Yet the matter of Trump's weight fits within a longer story about the erosion of trust between the Administration and the people it serves.

"The hair was similar, the lips were the same, height and weight fit him, but the face was decomposed, so I requested DNA testing," she said.

A negative exponential curve model, determined by total number of tubers produced per unit area and the mean tuber weight, fitted well to the tuber size distribution pattern.

Four crossbred non-lactating female water buffaloes averaging 543.9±32.1 kg of body weight fitted with rumen cannulas were used in a 4×4 latin square design.

By Ian Crouch January 18 , 2018The matter of President Trump's weight fits within a longer story about the erosion of trust between the Administration and the people it serves.

Suchen hung the "Do Not Disturb" tag on her hotel-room door and let herself out onto the balcony, where two chairs and a small table, made to look like solid wood but with less weight, fitted snugly.

Three beef heifers (650 ± 25.5 kg body weight) fitted with rumen cannulas and fed a diet consisting of 700 g/kg barley silage and 300 g/kg concentrate mix (dry matter [DM] basis) were used for the in situ study.

Four Hu sheep (27.5 ± 2.6 kg body weight), fitted with ruminal and duodenal fistula, were used to investigate the effects of a mixture of essential oils (EO) or their active components on rumen fermentation, microbial population, and nutrient digestibility.