And he manages to fit in a number of domestic objects – some still with us, others consigned to the antiques' graveyard of nostalgia: among them the duvet (once the continental quilt), the teasmade, the bidet, deodorant, electric blankets, Lincrusta wallpaper and those specially built cabinets in which primitive televisions were often concealed.
Real-time processing could be a great fit in a number of other environments, including retail.
No, the real reason, I'm sure, is that nobody had ever told me that he did, and belief in Santa Claus did not fit in with a number of other things I knew to be true – eg, reindeer don't fly, toys come from the store, etc.
Below deck, it fits in a number of comfortable suites decorated in a jolly nautical theme, with mahogany and brass fittings, but the vessel is small enough that it can dock in locations that are off-limits to the large cruise ships.
The description might fit any of a number of intractable conflicts in the Middle East.
Because Twitter limits tweets to 140 characters, only a small number of words will actually fit in a tweet.
Interspersed between these three key elements, I need to fit in any number of professional and personal responsibilities, such as my weekly teaching commitments, [speaking engagements], special events, business meetings with collaborators, press opportunities, marketing, childcare and family commitments, email and admin tasks and, god willing, remembering to wash my hair on occasion.
The experience seems to fit in a surprising number of references from the show and generally appears to be a lot more high quality than most of these marketing gags generally are.
The tech could fit into Google's plans in a number of ways.
But these cases have a very good fit to the schemas used in a number of philosophical treatments of semantic phenomena.
Single exponential fits have widely been found in a number of adult preparations, but during development, double exponential fits to the decay component of mEPCs have been noted in a number of preparations (Sakmann & Brenner, 1978; Colquhoun & Sakmann, 1981; Brehm et al., 1982).
