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fit The type and closeness of contact between two surfaces, usually in reference to mating parts.
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fit A prepaid tour including air, hotel, ground transfers, and pre-arranged sightseeing and guide service for individuals.
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fitness An individual's contribution, relative to other individuals, to the breeding population in the next generation. Measures of an individual's reproductive success such as its survival, fertility, and age at reproduction, are typically used as indicators of fitness. The fitness of a group of individuals (eg, a population) may be defined as the group's ability to maintain itself in its environment. It is therefore a composite measure of individual reproductive success. ...
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fit The consistencies, coherence and congruence of the organisation.
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fit One Failure In Time corresponds to one fail per billion chip-hours.
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