Sentence examples for concept fits from inspiring English sources

And that concept fits nicely with the success of the mini-line of iPod players.

The concept fits what Mr. Bewkes has dubbed "TV Everywhere," an industrywide push to make money off content while making it available on any device.

Dr. Herbert D. Kleber, the medical director of the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse in New York, says that the brain-disease concept fits with his experience with thousands of addicts over the years.

The concept fits well with the comic tone of the opera; even in the occasional moments of pathos, this is a work where you sense Rossini's tongue was always firmly in his cheek.

This low-temperature DH concept fits the vision of the future energy-sustainable society.

This theoretically well-founded concept fits into a context of similarly defined median filters for other multivariate data.

IN late November, a couple of months after the global financial crisis leaped to the top of news reports, spa lovers browsing at Spafinder.com were showing new interest in a concept fit for jittery times.

This mix of the utilitarian and the decorative, the romantic and the energetic is a definite trend and the concept fitted well with the quirky spirit of Marni — with or without lights and music.

We argue that this concept fitted specific needs from different institutions and stakeholders which promoted the WFD.

"It is a struggle to make the concept fit with financial institutions," admits Spencer Ewen, managing director of London-based, art advisory service Seymour Management.

This paper therefore defines firstly a mission to remove at least five large objects and secondly introduces a preliminary autonomy concept fitted for this mission.