Sentences with phrase «fits curves very»

The material is stretchy and fits curves very nicely!

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William and Stillwell chose to study green roofs over other forms of green infrastructure for a very simple reason: There was one on campus fitted with the instrumentation needed to measure soil moisture, rainfall amount, temperature, humidity and many other variables that are plugged into their fragility curve model.

The calibration curve «fit very nicely,» Moini says, noting that no silk artwork was harmed.

It is very comfy on curves, fits your pre-pregnancy size with definite «give» for when you get naturally bigger in pregnancy.

Even though it's very slim fitting, the long sleeves and round neck feel demure allowing me to show of my curves without looking too flashy.

It's very soft, a perfect fit for petites and the curved hem reminds me of tulips.

Fits every curve and very lite, I will be able to dance freely at my wedding!

I'm size 0 petite but very very curvy, so I'm looking for blazers that are petite but fit curves (I love extrapetite's suggestions but her body type is so different from mine!).

Specifically, I would like ones that are curve - friendly (I'm very hourglassy, and I find that jcrew type places don't fit / flatter me) and that have button or slit pockets rather than patch pockets on the butt (not sure I'm using the right vocab, but I want ones where the butt looks a bit fancier as well, not just standard jeans pocket).

The fit is true to my size and very flattering for my curves.

They are not very curved like bra cups are, so I think they should fit a range of bra sizes just fine since the adhesive pads are just applied around the nipple area.

I'm short with lots of curves and this dress is very flattering, covering up problem areas and giving shape around the hips and waist.It fit me beautifully.Its definitely worth paying the extra for custom measurements.Thank you for my gorgeous dress!!!!

This elegant wedding dress fits very well, shows off all your curves.

May 3, 2012 • For decades, teachers, managers and parents have assumed that the performance of students and employees fits what's known as the bell curve — in most activities, we expect a few people to be very good, a few people to be very bad and most people to be average.

Second, it should be perfectly fine for any student to do deep dives as they see fit, but again in balance: there are other competencies needed to becoming a more complete individual, and if one is ahead of the curve in a specific topic, it is of course very tempting to follow one's passion.

A similar vertical fin is seen on the side sill just ahead of the rear wheel, where an air outlet is fitted, a reminiscent detail from the Aventador... however note the vent ahead of the front wheel, carved into the bumper and showing a stunning carbon fiber pattern while also holding the side light... a very nice design that shows a curve similar to the one seen on the rear wheel arch of the Countach.

Both devices are very similar in looks and have that «Motorola - like» design and that means a solid build and comfortable fit in your hand — due to the curved back.

These trends are derived from exactly the same data as those used in the original figure, that was used to argue that the global warming had stopped — by two professors and a statistician, the very same who performed curve - fitting and removed data not fitting their conclusion.

Fitting a curve through 10 years of data isn't a very good idea — if you use the full set you obviously get a very different answer.

3) Judith Curry says she provided very critical comments for the new paper and declined to be an author (the prime concern, and that of William Connolley, being that curve fitting alone is nowhere near sufficient for attribution).

This need not be problematic when fitting a model to a curve drawn from a very high - dimensional space and / or with a high signal - to - noise ratio.

Solar variation is a very reasonable candidate, especially when you consider that a more accurate fit to the Lang curve is obtained with a second - order curve, the last century of which would be concave downwards, opposite to AGW and therefore more likely to be associated with SAW.

The study is a curve fit and offers no physical mechanism other than ideas on what might be (TSI, UV, cosmic ray) and even there the % contribution from the sun appears to be very high compared to other work cited.

Hence we conclude that our results derived for ΔT 2x are very robust against the choice of fitting curve.

What there is at the end of the day is a very poorly fitted curve supported by incorrect ideas that there is no decadal to millennial variability.

You have very little understanding of the natural or physical sciences beyond fitting data to curves.

One of the Hockey Stick team and RealClimate.org organizers named Rahmstrof used a very odd mathematical alternative curve shape instead of just fitting a curve to his data.

Looking at this graph one would expect to see a very reasonable fit of the Growth Curve to the actual delta if the tree ages used did not exceed 250 to 300 years.

I need to read this again in more detail, but i'm wondering of there is mathematically a problem with fitting the growth curve alone, with no consideration being made of at least the first order climate effect, so if there were a very cold century, that might distort the growth curve depending on where the sampled (surving) trees occur in time.

The very fact that they can claim «oh the ocean must be swallowing the heat in a way we didn't account for in the models» but then act as though they can still look at those models for guidance merely because they found some runs that randomly matched reality, suggests a lack of awareness on their part that to be credible models can't merely accidentally curve - fit to a small set of data, that they actually need to credibly claim to model the underlying processes involved.

It's not directly related to «curve fitting» per se, but I've noticed that when one does a Google news search on a particular topic (i.e. Greenland ice), prominent contrarian articles come up very near the top of the list.

He had a very specific need he wanted met when crafting the bike: a longtail bike that would be short enough to fit on the bus and make the curve when carried up stairs.

This was a very deliberate design choice, and after years of using phones that curve at least somewhat to fit my hand, it took a little getting used to.

Much like the Moto X, it fits in the hand very comfortably, with smooth curves on all sides and no unwelcome sharp edges.

That curved back still fits very snugly into the palm of your hand; its sides slope inward a way that's very inviting to the fingers; its corners are less angular and jagged than before; and the whole device is still just as thin (9.35 mm) as last year's edition.

At 144g, it's pretty light for a 5.2 - inch display, and has a curved back arching from 3.8 mm at its thinnest to 9.9 mm, that fits in very well in hands.

The curved back makes it fit very comfortably in the palm of my hand and there's just enough girth to make it feel sturdy enough to feel comfortable toting it around sans case, but with the growing availability of cases popping up I don't necessarily have to.

Samsung's spokesman Ko Ho - jin stated that «The main idea is the grip, which is very comfortable because of the curved shape that helps the phone fit right into the palm.»

The 6.3 - inch display might seem very large, but due to fewer bezels and a curved design, this phone fits perfectly in the hands.

UPDATE: The vertical display update has rolled out to early UK test devices of the Gear Fit, suggesting it will launch with the rotation option.The Samsung Gear Fit is a very attractive activity tracker with its Super AMOLED curved display.

Instead of the 1.6 - inch flat square screen on the Gear 2, the Gear 3's would be slightly rectangular — not nearly so extreme as what we see on the Gear Fit (right), but a bit taller than the Gear 2's display — with thin side bezels, and with a very pronounced curve to it; look for it to be significantly more curved than the Gear Fit.

The headphone jack is positioned at the very bottom of the left edge, fitting with the curve of the bottom, which is generally the least - ergonomic place to put a headphone jack.

The Samsung Gear Fit is a very attractive activity tracker with its Super AMOLED curved display.

This was a learning curve, but we now have a very reliable, brilliant team of builders, contractors and fitters.