However, the conventional MPM commonly uses a regular background grid with uniform cells, which is not apposite for localized extreme deformation problems from the view point of computation efficiency, where, in fact, a local refined background grid is preferable.
Opposites aren't always apposite, however: an Oreo cookie assembled backwards is a little too gooey to handle.
Which is not at all apposite.
So the National Gallery's decision to include more than 50 of his stupendous drawings – thought-into-line – is not just wise but apposite.
His refusal was not only amusing, but truly apposite.
Given these layers of complexity, of real life mixed with fiction, the catchline that the HBO TV channel is using for the Seinfeld episodes is apposite: "It's not a reunion show, but it's the closest you'll get".
Yodelling, however apposite that would have been in the Alps, it was not.
A more apposite comparison in the same study showed that intraspecific variation in tail length was much greater in species where tail length was under sexual selection than in species where tail length was not [33].
– WW This wasn't captured on TV but it was caused by it: to some the most apposite election moment, captured by Mike Bowers, at the second leaders' debate on the ABC at the National Press Club.
The former lead singer with the Go-Go's, the Californian all-girl band that wasn't the Bangles, Carlisle injected some conviction into compositions whose religious references – "Forever, amen," in "We Want The Same Thing" and the inevitable set closer "Heaven Is A Place On Earth" – couldn't have been more apposite given the location.
