Sentence examples for cited fit from inspiring English sources
A reader named Cordula wrote: "I've been looking at regenerative design as proposed by Daniel Christian Wahl and others, and the examples you've cited fit well into that framework".
A reader named Cordula wrote: "I've been looking at regenerative design as proposed by Daniel Christian Wahl and others, and the examples you've cited fit well into that framework". Regenerative design is an interesting field I had never heard of, which basically argues that systems should use their energies not only for output, but also to repair and heal themselves.
In examining the stated reasons for the stops, as checked off by police officers on department forms, the center found that about 15 percent of the stops last year cited "fits a relevant description".
Over the past six years, nearly half of all stops were made on the basis of a vague category called "furtive movements," while only 15percentt cited "fits relevant description".
Do the sources your professor wants you to cite fit into a specific sphere of knowledge?
It is correct that the figure Giuliani cites fits within the reported range.
The letter cited the "fit and proper" rule and said that Ofcom was "very conscious of the level of concern" in the country about the News of the World misdeeds.
A 2013 survey found that more than 80% of employers cited cultural fit as a top hiring priority.
Treatment fit was the most commonly cited category; the fit to therapist (e.g., ease of use) subcategory was predominantly positive in contrast with the fit to client (e.g., flexibility) subcategory, which was predominantly negative.
The study, by Universum, a consulting firm for employer branding, found nearly half of respondents rate personality profile as one of the most important hiring considerations and about 40% cite culture fit.
The error-bars cited on the fit parameters were taken from the formal covariance matrix, calculated as the inverse of the Jacobian matrix of χ2 multiplied by its own complex conjugate.
