Sentence examples for fit equally from inspiring English sources

"I wanted something that could look good in my raw space," said Mr. Carr, "but would fit equally well in my parents' traditional home".

He probably meant it had left him gutted although, given the humdrum nature of the match, it would fit equally as a reference to the functional but unexciting conduit catching rainwater off the roof.

In looking for order in life, he examined proportions, demonstrating — as Vitruvius had done before him — that a human figure standing with legs apart and arms extended fit equally into a square and a circle.

Despite that the empirical or semi-empirical relations fit equally well to the data, the well-known Hartman Schijve equation was adopted.

Of note, a recent study showed that bimodal and trimodal distribution fit equally well the AAO of BD (Grigoroiu-Serbanescu et al. 2014).

The test result rejected the null hypothesis that the two models fit equally well, which indicated that the model with interaction terms provides a better fit.

The artistic director Michael Colgan said that his Uncle Vanya there in 1987 was the most moving performance of his tenure, while his Serebryakov in the same Chekhov play, a few years later, fitted equally well.

Twitter is obviously a perfect vehicle for that classic brand of one-liner that fits equally well into a standup routine or in the mouth of a character in a cartoon.

The growth process was described by a 3-parameter logistic primary model, with the specific growth rates fitted equally well to the Ratkowsky square-root and Cardinal models.

For the high-temperature (1750 K) combustion of char or petroleum coke, two of the models fitted equally well to the experiments on the oxidation of char-bound nitrogen.

The metric invariance model (model 1) fitted equally well, given that the ΔSB − χ 2 was non-significant, and the CFI and RMSEA differences did not exceed the reference values.