Sentence examples for fit the demand from inspiring English sources
In this context, hardware acceleration is crucial and devices such as field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) best fit the demand of computational capabilities.
The addition of gelatin along with MTGase could be a means to modify the texture of surimi gel, which can fit the demand of consumers.
Therefore, the addition of gelatin along with the use of protein cross-linkers could be a means to modify the texture of surimi gel, which can fit the demand of consumers.
This situation does not fit the demand of a multi-ethnic society for doctors with cultural diversity competences.
He has set Latin, German, English, Spanish, and Old Slavonic texts, recalibrating his language to fit the demands of each.
The Pentagon is already seeking ways to reduce its current budget, for the 2013 fiscal year, by about $40 billion to fit the demands of sequester.
Ms. Niman's argument amounts to lowering an ethical standard to fit the demands of our meat-centric culture and Western privilege.
In the machining center, where engine blocks fresh from the foundry are finished before assembly, Mr. Visconti, the architect, "sought to fit the demands of modern architecture with our needs," said Luigi Bonezzi, who is responsible for running the building.
Unlike the previous administration of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, which formulated its policies to fit the demands of its support base of low-income Iranians, the Rouhani government has pledged to improve economic conditions for all social strata.
The history of Protestant and Jewish liberal theology reveals the problem: the more a biblical faith is trimmed to fit the demands of the moment, the fewer reasons it gives believers for holding on to that faith in troubled times, when self-appointed guardians of theological purity offer more radical hope.
"Either he'll change his mechanics to fit the demands of playing in the N.F.L. Or is he the singularly spectacular athlete that changes the paradigm of the N.F.L. to bring the spread to the game?" Billick suspects it will be the former.
