Sentence examples for early fit from inspiring English sources

The floppy-shoes aspects of puberty and old age, when we may feel at once too big and too small, too late and too early, fit the conceit almost too easily: "Aging for clowns was more of a ripening that just went on and on.... Clowns were born weepy with blubber lips anyhow, and pratfalls demanded lifelong practice," Hunter writes.

The heuristics we propose are the Early Fit Reservation (EFR), Minimum Bandwidth Reservation (MBR), and the Position-based Hybrid Reservation (PHR).

If one accepts the view of an RNA world, then recombination is splicing, so the idea that splicing was around very early fits well.

The care levels (I, II and III) presented earlier fit this expanded model most appropriately.

As I explained my laptop's recent vivacity and its earlier fits of whirring, I knew from his affect: what I was saying was useless to him.

Ms. Day had earlier fitted a dress on Joanne Leonhardt Cassullo, a Whitney trustee, and was now molding it with resin to a plastic chair, imagining the final sculpture as it would sit in a mirrored dressing room.

The fitted values from each pass through the data are used to update earlier fitted values so that the weak learner is "boosted" to become a strong learner.

The Poisson-Nernst-Planck model used here is simpler than the other models, and it led to better fits of the data sets and to more physically significant parameter estimates than did the earlier fits.

Do they get up early to fit in a few Dominoes Stuffed Crust Spectaculars before breakfast?

Larry suggested that he'd like to leave the tour early to fit in a quick ferry trip to Portsmouth, where H.M.S. Victory, the ship that Nelson commanded during the decisive battle of Trafalgar in 1805, lies at permanent anchor.

Early prosthetic fit depends, in turn, on rapid healing of the amputation site.