Sentence examples for fit the terms from inspiring English sources

One, graduating citizenship is not always a case of states realigning their relationship with their citizens to fit the terms of the market.

He repeatedly referred to its gigantic size ("Riesensaurus" = giant lizard) and massive limbs ("schwerfüssig"), comparing Plateosaurus to large modern land mammals, but did not describe any important features that fit the terms "flat" or "shaped like an oar".

While Aram Khachaturian was presented as the poster boy for Soviet music, the sensuality of his most daring works would hardly fit the term "Soviet style" ["What Could Khachaturian Do Besides an Encore?" by Maya Pritsker, Oct. 5].

This relaxed perfectionism would depart from the main historical defenses of perfectionism (which emphasize maximization) and it would not well fit the term perfectionism (which connotes maximization).

Likelihood ratio tests were conducted to test for trend by assigning an integer to each quartile of the nutrient e.g., 1 4 then fit the term as a continuous variable in the model.

We controlled for confounding factors by fitting the terms in models, in line with those recommended by the APHEA Airr Pollution and Health: a European Approach) protocol.

We first fitted the terms described above in a conditional logistic regression for the LNHL cases and controls in our primary analysis.

"He truly fits the term 'master of ceremonies' seamlessly and perfectly.

An instrumental distribution q(α r j ) is obtained by fitting the term within the brackets of (30) through a gamma distribution as detailed in [15]. 5. Sampling of β r j.

As no significant interactions were observed, we did not fit the interaction terms in the final multivariable model in order to improve parsimony.

Rockefeller laws: These outdated and barbaric drug sentencing laws skew the state's judicial system, robbing judges of the ability to fit the jail term to the crime.