Sentence examples for fit time from inspiring English sources

People are telling us they are so busy they can't even fit time off into their diaries," she says.

It is no wonder that the Cornerstone Theater Company, based in Los Angeles and traveling everywhere, is applauded for its effort to make the classics fit time and place.

The visualisation and optimisation of multi-mode processes becomes increasingly complex with the requirement to track batches and sub-batches and predict the optimal manufacturing process, with respect to equipment fit, time pressures and cost.

So when they thought of all these things, they resolved on the following course:- Calling together the Ionian tyrants, who had fled to the Medes for refuge when Aristagoras deposed them from their governments, and who were now in camp, having joined in the expedition against Miletus, the Persians addressed them thus: "Men of Ionia, now is the fit time to show your zeal for the house of the king.

The method was proposed to fit time series by the first-order polynomial of Chebyshev and used TD method to measure the similarity simultaneously.

Logan distribution volume ratios (DVR) were calculated from the dynamic PET data with the graphical method described by Logan et al. [22], with CB as the reference tissue and fit time from 5 to 60 min.

Its subject, James Balog, is a photographer who goes to extremes to prove the existence of global warming: his latest expedition involves descending Arctic cliff faces to fit time-lapse cameras with which to monitor glacial erosion.

Appropriately, "True Prep" has been updated to fit times in which the preppy identity has become more nuanced or, one could argue, more diluted.

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21 Here tempora is used in the sense of "the fit times". 22 Achilles, son of Thetis, and grandson of Nereus.

We fit time-varying Cox proportional hazards models separately for each city.