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The Obama presidency ushers in a new generation, and it's fitting to introduce a new silhouette.

Each potential is fitted to the Morse potential function to introduce thermal vibration effects.

Each of the introduced copula models is fitted to a set of ocean data collected from a buoy at the US coast.

Quantitative R1 mapping is fitted to answering a number of questions beyond those introduced here.

Visually, a new dark theme has been introduced, something that is fitting on Windows Phone, which allows users to set their backgrounds to light or more obscura tones.

Tapping into the zeitgeist anxiety of our digital age the notion of privacy and how our online habits and movements are being monitored Clair's bold graphics are the perfect fit to introduce the paranoid narrative of the game.

That's why it's fitting we introduced the new convertible right here on this stage".

I felt it was a perfect fit to introduce Bonberi "IRL" so to speak and provide a neighborhood place where locals could come grab a green juice or salad and linger.

"So it's fitting that LG is the first to introduce Netflix instant streaming directly to the TV with these next-generation HDTVs".

It's fitting that the listening public was first introduced to "untitled" through live performance (after "Colbert," Lamar unveiled another song from this EP on "The Tonight Show," to Jimmy Fallon's seemingly semi­-religious astonishment): the impression conveyed by the album is of Lamar, fresh from the woodshed, happily on the way to the next gig.

The Work Capability Assessment (WCA) tests, which measure a person's entitlement to Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) by determining whether they are fit for employment, were introduced in 2008 and are carried out on behalf of the government.