Sentence examples for fitting legacy from inspiring English sources
Star-gazers currently celebrating the International Year of Astronomy will agree that copernicium is a fitting legacy.
It is also a fitting legacy.
It was a pretty fitting legacy.
That would be a fitting legacy for Trayvon.
What a fitting legacy to Bijan Ebrahimi that would be.
The notable successes of his SIRC staff and colleagues, past and present, are a fitting legacy.
Meanwhile, the frequency-selective channel requires very sophisticated equalizers, which further increases the difficulty in fitting the legacy QAM waveform into today's communication systems.
Be it in these new on-demand applications or fitting into legacy workflows and processes, in our lifetime we will see the reality of humans truly, seamlessly working alongside robots.
Mass preserving splines were fitted to legacy SOC and bulk density (BD) pedon data based on GlobalSoilmap soil depths.
The notion that the club mocked Indians "fits the legacy of the organization," Ms. Harper, "but it doesn't fit the members now".
We find that: 1) several water chemistry variables are best fit by legacy LULC while others have a stronger link to current LULC, and 2) single spatial scales of LULC analysis performed worse for most variables.
