Sentence examples for differences fit from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rogel looks at the Weyerhaeuser Company, the big paper manufacturer in Federal Way, Wash., that he has run since late 1997, and at the smaller Willamette Industries, the Portland, Ore., company from which he hails, and to him it is obvious: They are the same where sameness helps, yet their differences fit as neatly as pieces of a jigsaw puzzle.

To make that hope real, says Patel, people who care about tolerance need to cultivate specific leadership skills today: "We need more people to show how our religious differences fit within the overarching framework of pluralism that is part of the American tradition — this magnificent and glorious idea that people will stand up and fight for".

If BAC positions are compared between this map and the turkey map (Additional file 1, [ 2]), the differences fit the patterns expected from the previously described inter- and intra-chromosomal rearrangements.

Finally, responses to stimulus differences fit well conceptually with predictive coding principles, proposing that deviations from cortically generated predictions are propagated up the visual hierarchy as error signals (Friston 2005; Garrido et al. 2009).

These differences fitted in the complex karytotype obtained with cytogenetics.

The location of the observed structural differences fits nicely with studies examining the neural basis of face processing in participants with normal abilities.

It makes a real big difference fitting in with new kids.

This difference fits talin's parallel orientation in the wing, where the cortical actin meshwork could pull vinculin in a variety of directions.

Despite the cultural differences, we fit together like pieces of a puzzle.

Next, ADE models with and without sex differences were fit to the data.

Such differences should fit with the economic and social developments in the countries, but establishing such a correspondence is a matter of future research.