Sentence examples for fit in a range from inspiring English sources

It's made Mr. Mars, 24, one of the most versatile and accessible singers in pop, with a light, soul-influenced voice that's an easy fit in a range of styles, a universal donor.

Jon Caramanica of The New York Times called him "one of the most versatile and accessible singers in pop, with a light, soul-influenced voice that's an easy fit in a range of styles, a universal donor".

The fitting procedure consisted of an extensive search for the best fit in a wide range of reasonable parameter settings.

Calibrators are prepared by diluting the sample and adding analyte with negligible uncertainty to fit in a concentration range where signals are homoscedastic.

The algorithm returns a set of parameters which represent the net amplitude of a disturbance from a circular shape for features with length scales that fit in a narrow range of fractions of the total perimeter length relative to the major diameter of the particle.

And just as women and their role in the corporate world have evolved, so has the Thomas Pink classic women's shirt, which is now more feminine in fit and comes in a range of colors like periwinkle and mint green.

The series of spectra have been fitted in a wavenumber range of 350 550 cm−1.

These general equations summarize the physical and thermophysical properties of the air, the solution, and the contactor, which make them capable to be used for parametric studies provided they are fitted in a wide range of experimental data that include all the properties involved.

Multifractals require that the object under study should be statistically self-similar, which means that a power-law could be fitted to data in a range of scales.

In this case, mobility extracted from a linear fit in a limited gate voltage range at high gate voltages may be interpreted as a genuine transport parameter that may potentially be realized across the full gate voltage range if disorder in the bulk or at the interface could be minimized.

To achieve this, a sequence of points τ i (i = 1, …, r ) can be constructed from equally spaced quantiles of the exponential distribution and normalised to fit in the range (0,1), thus ensuring a decreasing distance between points as the strip is traversed.