Sentence examples for is thus fitting from inspiring English sources

It is thus fitting that in their new edition of a selection of Montaigne's essays, editors and translators James B. Atkinson and David Sices have included La Boétie's Discourse, as well as an extensive discussion of the relationship between the two men and their respective texts in Atkinson's introduction.

It is thus fitting that on the very last day of COP 22, there will be a side event on "Re-Framing Food and Agriculture: From Degenerative to Regenerative" as a way forward and I feel hopeful that once we commit to getting a little dirty, we will see the answer is in the soil.

The peak under the bias of 40 V is thus fitted with two peaks by Gaussian fitting (Figure 3b).

The model is thus fit for supporting integer ambiguity fixing in real-time filters for relative navigation over large baselines.

The model is thus fitted by including a penalty term where the degree of smoothing is controlled by another parameter λ.

The Gene Expression Dynamics Inspector is population-based rather than gene-based, and is thus fit to analyse large amounts of data.

The sample fluorescence decay at each pixel is thus fitted to the multi-exponential model, and the estimated normalized pre-exponential weights are interpreted as the relative contribution of each constituent fluorophore to the bulk fluorescence signal [ 6, 31].

The sample fluorescence decay at each pixel is thus fitted to the corresponding multi-exponential model, and the estimated pre-exponential weights are used as surrogates for the relative contributions of the constituent fluorophores to the bulk signal.

It's thus fitting that the trial of former Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich started amid Mr. Kirk's stumbling.

They expressed L-selectin, integrins, platelet endothelial cell adhesion molecule-1, E-cadherin and CC-chemokine receptor 6 and were thus fitted out for transendothelial migration and immigration into the dermis.

The nub of the dispute is whether very early embryos are human life that should not be destroyed, or primitive clusters of cells (no bigger than a pinhead) that have not yet developed human attributes and are thus fit subjects for research on therapies that could benefit all of humanity.