Sentence examples for fitting fair from inspiring English sources

The word eikōs (a participial form of the verb eoika, "to be like") is, argues Burnyeat, usually translated as "probable"; but as textual evidence from Homer to Plato proves it also means "appropriate", "fitting", "fair", "natural", "reasonable".

"It's possible, though, that this is one reason why guitar tabs generated by people would be found to fit fair use," Mr. Zittrain said, "or would be found not to be a derivative work to begin with".

Generally, RMSEA that was smaller than 0.05 suggested good fit, 0.05-0.08 fitr fit while greater than 0.10 poor fit.

"Get her early on, because she fits a fair number of people in each day.

It fit the fair's theme of a cheery Space Age tomorrow, defying cold war anxiety over nuclear annihilation.

Only those people already connected via America Online's instant messaging service, AIM, are allowed access to each others' hard disks, a restriction that might fit the "fair use" provisions of American law.

Besides, the company has managed to fit a fair amount of screen into a relatively small form factor, keeping it roughly the same footprint as the OnePlus 5T.

He made the brightly patterned sweater a key part of the well-heeled golfing outfit; before long, the trim-fitting Fair Isle sweater was an all-around emblem of the sporting good life.

The approach (1) allowed fair fitting of experimental H∞ data with parameters pa=70.9±0.9 Pa and β=0.1777±0.0005 in Tiller's equation relating the volume fraction φ and solid pressure ps.

That brings much wider angle selfie shots to the table — Google fitting spent a fair bit of time talking selfies at today's event.

Robust maximum likelihood Confirmatory Factor Analysis was performed to test the fit to the model assessed by the computation of the root mean square error of approximation (RMSEA: <0.05, good fit; 0.05 0.08, fair or reasonable; >0.08 unsatisfactory fit), the comparative fit index (CFI), the Standardized Root Mean Square Residual (SRMR) and the Goodness of Fit Index (GFI) [ 34, 40].