Sentence examples for fitting to express from inspiring English sources

Essays such as Paul Elmer More's long series of Shelburne Essays (published between 1904 and 1935), T.S. Eliot's After Strange Gods (1934) and Notes Towards the Definition of Culture (1948), and others that attempted to reinterpret and redefine culture, established the genre as the most fitting to express the genteel tradition at odds with the democracy of the new world.

Three models were fitted to express the cumulative permanent strain as a function of the number of load cycles.

"We welcome one who saw fit to express remorse in the name of the Catholic church for the terrible deeds committed against the Jewish people during the course of the past 2,000 years," Israel's chief rabbi declared.

First, a one-way ANOVA was fitted to extract the significant differentially expressed genes among the three newly defined necrosis levels.

A binding isotherm was then fitted to data and expressed as the heat change per mol of peptide against the peptide/protein ratio.

The data was then used to fit an equation to express the attenuation and phase-shift coefficients in terms of simpler polynomial-type expressions as a function of these four parameters.

Even in our gay community, some people -- not all, some -- look at drag as negative… but it takes a whole lot of balls to do what we do… If I have some kind of legacy that's going to stay with people, it's that I'm doing this because I love it, because I choose to and because this is the best way I see fit for me to express myself artistically.

One of the notions she sets out to destroy is that only the toga-wearing classes are fit to have their despair expressed by a classical aria.

The parameter, lack of fit, was used to express the difference between the model and the experiment.

This fits to the assumption that ectopically expressed synaptic proteins can either localize to transport vesicles or non-synaptic compartments in peptidergic neurons [91].

After univariate analysis, a logistic model was fitted using maximum likelihood estimation to express the odds of each variable relative to the reference category, after adjustment for all other covariates.