Sentence examples for composition fits from inspiring English sources

This composition fits into a grand tradition of contemporary music at Loftus Road.

Mr. Gilbert is excellent at revealing, without being didactic, the way the phrase-to-phrase layout of a composition fits into its larger structural arcs.

Ibn Ezra's Hebrew composition fits into this special theme of philosophical allegory.

The fact that the optimum composition fits well to the percolation composition [12], where the volume fraction of both phases is equal, as well as results from recent reports [2, 16] indicate that a confined two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) at the heterogeneous interface is the reason for the good performance of this composite.

Chapelle et al. (2009) point out that "water quality" refers to a specific judgment as to how water of a given composition fits the perceived needs of the individual, group, or ecosystem using it.

Smith has written and published very quickly – making Autumn the first "post-Brexit novel" – and the galloping style and speed of composition fit with the central theme.

The total mass of each IMF is adjusted until the modelled compositions in the 'checkpoint for gas composition' fit the observed fumarole CO2/H2O ratio reasonably well (Supplementary Fig. 1b).

Therefore, if it is too much to say that one can tell a tale of time, it is none the less true that a desire to tell a tale about time is not such an absurd idea". Smith has written and published very quickly – making Autumn the first "post-Brexit novel" – and the galloping style and speed of composition fit with the central theme.

Quality scorecards should be designed with care, attending to evidence of indicators' effectiveness and how indicators and overall scorecard composition fit the intended audience.

Many of the best pieces were his own compositions, fitting easily with the traditional material.

Attempts to predict vapor-liquid equilibria from local compositions fitted from thermal conductivity data were unsuccessful.