Sentence examples for easily conforming from inspiring English sources

Inside, Villa Saraceno was all commodity, firmness and delight, easily conforming to those three architectural essentials: well built, beautiful, with intelligent and practical use of space.

On the other hand, popular culture has ascribed to the Birkenstock lifestyle an ethos of unreconstructed liberalism to which Dr. Dean does not easily conform.

The British chocolate makers won, and I learned later that they were onto something: chocolate made with fats other than cocoa butter more easily conforms to the inside of a mold.

pASC results easily conform to the accuracy limits that are proposed in literature for the transition temperature and storage capacity of PCMs.

Stream and river drainage networks are fundamental in watershed science, but the low-relief river catchments of the southern Laurentian Great Lakes do not easily conform with traditional ideas in fluvial geomorphology.

Unlike traditional electromagnetic generators that implement a solid magnet, ferrofluids can easily conform to different shapes and respond to very small acceleration levels offering an untapped opportunity to design scalable energy harvesters.

TMD numerical models are created and tested to identify the main parameters characterizing a dynamic absorber, then two passive control devices, able to easily conform to the yacht deck geometry, are tuned to decrease the vibration level of the sun deck zone.

Metzger did not easily conform to the study of the mentality of an era, a programme that came with the assertion of a primitive mentality.

That is, where definitions of fatigue in some field sports reference a reduction of peak speed or power output between multiple efforts, 7 8 the activity profile of tennis does not easily conform to such definitions.

It is reasonable to consider that a primer:template interaction that has a tendency to be of the A form or a primer:template interaction that can be more easily conformed to the A form is preferentially bound by the DNA polymerase, ultimately resulting in biased amplification.

Don't pack it in tightly; leave some room for the grains to move around so that it will more easily conform to the area to be treated.