Sentence examples for fitting combination from inspiring English sources

It's a fitting combination for a man who presents himself on stage as a kind of cerebral savage or conscientious caveman.

Timothy Dalton's melodic reading of the crime series by John Banville's alter ego Benjamin Black makes for a similarly fitting combination of voice and style.

One of them is Jonathan Pylypchuk, born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and now living in Los Angeles; his noncommitally used pseudonym, Rudy Bust, telegraphs a fitting combination of boyish good cheer and failure.

(She grew up in Nashville, a place described in "Nashville: Personality of a City" as "the turnip-greens and hog-jowl center of the universe". Alfred Leland Crabb writes, "These two were used in fitting combination... by 1810, and the townspeople's appetite for them has not waned").

To find such a fitting combination might not be easy, but crafting the best public policies never is.

Some of the Fellows wrote novels, while others specialized in nonfiction--a fitting combination, given Mailer's output in both genres and his blurring of the lines between the two.

They will also get £1,000 for fitting any combination of two measures from a list of twelve improvements, which include installing double glazing, cavity wall insulation, a new boiler, replacement doors and flat roof insulation.

The best-fit combination is z=1.649 and M = 48.8 g mol −1.

The simulation results for this best-fit combination are shown in Fig. 9; we obtained good agreement between field observations and model results, both in terms of impact area and deposit thickness distribution.

Thus, the regression coefficients that form the best-fit combination of coarse-resolution daily maps (at 275-km resolution) to reproduce a given climate-model daily pattern are applied to the fine-resolution (12-km resolution) maps from the same (historical) days.

With this approach, a training set comprised of mass spectra and H-NMR spectra from urine derived from either unaffected individuals or patients with IC is employed so that the most fit combination of relative, normalized intensity features defined at precise m/z or chemical shift values plotted in n-space can reliably distinguish the cohorts used in training.