Sentence examples for fitting to given from inspiring English sources

Values not fitting to given physiological ranges were considered as abnormal.

The usual recommendation is that a mastectomy patient wait for a month after surgery before going for a fitting, to give swelling time to subside.

It seems fitting to give the last word to the man himself, and what he said of Sangakkara also serves his own memory well.

Perhaps the novel's own priorities make it fitting to give the reader a style vote too, but it will be interesting to see how this experiment plays out.

"With VELD Music Festival this week, we thought it was only fitting to give everyone a taste of what we represent as artists," they say.

The Virgin's height recalls his Annunciation of 1434 36, although in that composition there are no architectural fittings to give a clear scale to the building.

I can't think of a more fitting venue to give what promises to be another unmissable series its big launch," added Zai Bennett Director of Sky Atlantic.

But what about "Araby", also in "Dubliners", in which the young boy's passion for "Mangan's sister" sees him seeking in vain for a fitting token to give his love.

Therefore, the cost of unnecessary computational complexity to choose the best mode among mode candidates can be reduced according to the total number of non-JND pixels and current RDcost16×16 and by the fitting curves to give appropriate Th j (TNNJND) produced from statistics.

In the final day of Black History Month, we couldn't think of a more fitting time to give props to these higher-ed courses for being black AF. .

Among the hydrogen storage properties of solid materials, e.g., metal hydrides, the reaction kinetics is of great importance and is often investigated by fitting reaction rate curves to given models.