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(151) The molecular parameters of 12 halogenated ethanes were fit to experimental data for vapor pressure and saturated liquid density.

(152) Worker can adjust the handle and seat to make fit to his or her own body type with Position Control Lever, which relieve workers fatigue when operating for hours.

(153) The key problem is, what a social security tax system we should design that is fair and efficient itself but can fit to China in current realistic situation as well.

(154) As technology improves, Christy Jones hopes that more OB-GYNs see fit to recommend egg freezing to their patients.

(155) Miss Liu:Little girl, this red bowknot is fit to you very much, try is on!

(156) Fit to product after service of Korrun and feedback of quality data.

(157) Vidic, meanwhile, should be fit to face Wigan next Sunday after spending the next few days recovering from concussion sustained in an accidental collision with Didier Drogba last weekend.

(158) The result showed that the daily variation process of Phragmites communis was fit to the single peak curve, namely high at noon while low at morning and night.

(159) But the child did not see fit to let the matter drop.

(160) When browsing with Fit to screen off, moving the joystick left or right also scrolls horizontally.

(161) Jamie Carragher will continue to deputise at right-back if Ferdinand is fit to play alongside John Terry in central defence.

(162) The Litchi sport drinks, which is flesh red isotonic and fit to drink, has been developed.

(163) Truly none was so fit to set about this herculean labour as Petruchio.

(164) Heat-moldable material running the length of the insoles allows them to be custom fit to the user, using a special in-store oven.

(165) Proving the turbulence mill is fit to crush Chinese traditional medicine, it can conglobate fibre of powder to benefit the classification.

(166) The adjustable, foam padded dividers protect and provide a custom fit to equipment.

(167) In addition, this study has discovered that the up-wind differencing but not the central differencing is fit to simulate the long-term transport of the oscillatory current.

(168) After teaching the 4 - hour seminar, I was fit to be tied.

(169) This nested structure allows for a nice fit to the nested aggregation structure, which is explained later in this article.

(170) Modulating the structure of lid guard circle makes the lid fit to cell edge better.

(171) It had been intimated that Chelsea's talismanic captain would be fit to make a return for Saturday's Premiership clash with Wigan, but this suggestion has now been refuted by his manager.

(172) The method of single asynchronous generator's frequency and voltage control is fit to synchronous station absolutely, offering technical support to the development of the distributed generation.

(173) When Jim appeared on the stage in an evening gown, everyone laughed fit to kill.

(174) Put out the manage method more fit to noise catabatic.

(175) My parents were fit to be tied last night when I came home after midnight.

(176) The method is fit to the teaching on the nonfigurative subject such as the zoophysiology because it is visualize and lifelikeness and understandability .http://Sentencedict.com

(177) Based on the investigation, the vector descriptor is fit to characterize the structure of dipeptides and predict their biological activity and has the merit good correction and simple calculation.

(178) In present, the medicine such as third strain of globulin was not only very costliness in price but also a kind of albumen preparation which did not fit to use for the patients.

(179) It discuss the temporal relation algebra operations fit to temporal database.

(180) For some reason they saw fit to exclude him from the invitation list.