Sentence examples for from one size from inspiring English sources
In group communications, we find that current multicast protocols are far from "one size fits all": they are typically geared towards and optimized for particular scenarios.
The translation of the data from one size and medium to another size and medium is called dynamic scaling, and it allowed the researchers not only to see how the flies moved, but also to analyze the forces at work.
Wheatley and his director of photography John Hooper juxtaposed vast desert landscapes with ultra sharp close-up imagery inspired by Edward Steichen's photographs in The Family of Man, cutting from one size to the other to breathtaking effect.
In turn, his boss's music benefited hugely from Duke's presence, which tempered the metrical complexity of Zappa's compositions with a gospel-drenched richness, as on Be-Bop Tango from the album Roxy & Elsewhere (1974) and Sofa No 1 from One Size Fits All (1975).
"It appears, perhaps, that there's been a shift in political thinking away from one size fits all management to instructional leadership and outreach," Bloomfield said.
The erotic video clip was selected from One Size Fits All, a so-called women-friendly erotic film directed by Candida Royalle (Laan, Everaerd, Van Bellen, & Hanewald, 1994).
She notes that from the outset, AltSchool marketed the kind of personalized approach to education that parents are hungry for and that builds on a decades-long trend away from one-size-fits-all schooling to schooling that's more tailored to the needs of individual children.
It recommended a move away from "one-size fits all" thinking and even mentioned restricted stock for special cases.
"We are moving away from one-size-fits-all subscriptions," said Ted Cohen, managing partner of TAG Strategic, a digital entertainment consultancy.
This decline can be partly explained by the transition from one-size-fits-all blockbuster drugs to niche therapies (which have smaller patient groups).
For the first time many of us have been able to take charge, rather than take what we are given from one-size-fits-all services provided by organisations who think they know best or are motivated by profits.
