Sentence examples for fitting the period from inspiring English sources
Helene Beltracchi scoured flea markets for frames fitting the period of her husband's forgeries: the couple took apart the frames and collected the dust inside to use on the finished work.
The exact time of the story isn't clear from the book, but the details fit the period starting in the 1960s when dwellers in the city's slum tenements were moved to new housing estates on its outskirts.
Howard and Grazer suggested Jolie; Eastwood agreed, believing that her face fit the period setting.
This illustrates a risk with the use of rounds in periodic movement situation: when the round period loosely fits the movement period (or a submultiple of it), we run the risk of synchronizing them in a way that prevents communication for long intervals. .
· P x bleach ), this order can be gained by fitting the half-life period exponentially against multiple mean powers.
Using continuous rate determination instead of linear fitting the whole measurement periods enables quantification of initial or maximal respiration in addition to the mean oxygen consumption rate measurements.
A few flashier interior design details (chic monochrome wallpapers, chandeliers), are kept to a judicious minimum and, like the antique ornaments, fit the polished period feel.
The original plan was to go with '90s tunes from the likes of Nirvana to fit the actual period of Ms Strayed's trip, but Mr Vallée insisted that older music would give the film a more wistful air, and the folky vibe does indeed intensify the melancholy.
Node periodically broadcasts clock synchronization (SYNC) packet to coordinate the adjacent nodes to fit the scheduling period.
While some actors were hired for their genetic disabilities, most actors were specifically cast for their unique and distinct looks to fit the 1930s period.
