Sentence examples for fitting to call the from inspiring English sources

So at last week's big soiree to celebrate Stockard Channing's prolific career, it seemed very fitting to call the event, "Six Degrees of Stockard Channing".

Perhaps it is more fitting to call him a mass murderer than a Muslim terrorist.

It's much more fitting to call her a " total performance artist," as she tries on personas for a living.

Each map is generated by fitting collected data in each bin using a modified spherical harmonic fitting procedure called the FIT technique (Ruohoniemi and Baker 1998; Shepherd and Ruohoniemi 2000).

To enhance the accuracy of the evaluation of profile error and precisely fit a hyperbola at an arbitrary location in a plane in conjunction with its geometric characteristics and the minimum zone principle, a novel minimum-zone evaluation and fitting algorithm, called the geometry-optimised search algorithm (GOSA), is proposed.

It occurred to me that it may have been more fitting for my mother to call these women first during her heart attack, perhaps more important than calling me.

Such an analysis, which has come to be called "the fitting attitude analysis" of value, is supported by the mundane observation that, instead of saying that something is good, we often say that it is valuable, which itself just means that it is fitting to value the thing in question.

The relationship can be written as follows: frac{{D_{e} }}{{D_{w} }} = frac{delta }{tau } = frac{1}{G} = varepsilon_{a}^{m} (1 where m is a fitting factor often called the cementation exponent [14].

It's advisable to call ahead to book a fitting.

It seemed fitting to start in the country we call home, the United States.

Bayesian subjects are assumed to update of models of their world, while Bayesian researchers infer models of individual variability of choice behaviour (we could call the latter meta-Bayesian fitting).