Sentence examples for means suitable to from inspiring English sources

There cannot be design without a designer; contrivance without a contriver; order without choice; arrangement, without any thing capable of arranging; subserviency and relation to a purpose, without that which could intend a purpose; means suitable to an end, and executing their office, in accomplishing that end, without the end ever having been contemplated, or the means accommodated to it.

Cooler finishing from Connor Wickham or Jermain Defoe would have meant suitable punishment.

This means BBDF is suitable to be used in extended reach drilling, directional drilling, or horizontal drilling.

To speak of "suitable, right time" means to refer to the effort and objective of gaining advantage from circumstances and occasions, i.e. it indicates the patience of waiting for the situation to evolve so as to seize favourable developments and be able to find all the opportunities that might arise in circumstances as they develop, with the purpose of gaining advantage from them.

The high sensitivity of this test means it is particularly suitable to identify mosaic UPD, which can be underestimated by polymorphism analyses.

Their life of school and play is hardly the rigorous round of dancing classes and outings meant to lead to a suitable marriage pursued in days gone by.

The mean is equally suitable to establish GW activity comparisons.

This suggests that, for cases for which there is variation in infectivity, the geometric mean approximation is suitable to obtain a linear combination of the parameters of interest.

However, the arithmetic mean is more suitable to assess the effect of the level of pasture contamination, and therefore predict future trends in larval availability and worm burdens [ 13].

Before his casting on Boston Legal, executive opinion was that Spader's repertoire of yuppie bad guys and sexually adventurous persons meant he was not suitable to be a regular on mainstream TV.

This means to obtain suitable test data, we need to specify a distribution on the considered class that is similar to the one observed in real life and draw objects at random according to this (non-uniform) distribution.