Sentence examples for fitting to preserve from inspiring English sources

We used normal vectors in the fitting to preserve sharp features.

"Gas and electricity meters have been a fixture under stairs and in cupboards for more than a hundred years so it felt fitting to preserve their place in household history with a poem.

Be mindful that your awareness is a precious occupant of an incredible universal house by way of survival and it is only fitting to preserve and celebrate the romance of this majestic union.

She had already given everything she had to the lives she had invented, the moments of truth and revelation she saw fit to preserve.

"Technology destroyed six million Jews," he said, so it is fitting to employ the higher technology of today to preserve their stories.

Brussels is fighting to preserve Belgium.

Under the new powers – described as temporary until the new constitution is drawn up, a process that has been extended by two months – the president is "authorised to take any measures he sees fit in order to preserve the revolution, to preserve national unity or to safeguard national security".

Decay correction using was performed on the fitted model in order to preserve the noise characteristics of the observed data during regression analysis.

Mass preserving splines were fitted to legacy SOC and bulk density (BD) pedon data based on GlobalSoilmap soil depths.

Sew the other end of the elastic onto the slipper (again, with the cut end facing the sole) to preserve this fit.

If the skull is too damaged to preserve, a prosthesis is fitted.