Sentence examples for nature fits from inspiring English sources

At first impression, the planet, described in the current issue of the journal Nature, fits a familiar profile for planets that have been discovered around other stars: big (about 10 times the mass of Jupiter), close to the parent star (about 1.9 million miles away, or just one-fiftieth of the distance between the Sun and Earth) and hot (3,800 degrees Fahrenheit).

This work is classified as descriptive, and as to its nature fits in quantitative studies.

Ultrasound by its very nature fits nicely into a competency-based model of medical education.

Albert Einstein, he argued, struck the first telling blow against the concept of an objective reality a concept that assumes the existence of universal time and space into which nature fits, independently of the observer.

His nature fits, and perhaps drove, the new series' more muscular presentation.

Although our approach is still associated with previously mentioned controversial 3 and 5% thresholds, it produces clusters with different standard deviations and its probabilistic nature fits better with real data.

"Later attempts to cast Sojourner Truth as an outsize force of nature fit well with a 1960's feminist agenda," according to Nell Irvin Painter, a Princeton University history professor, who wrote a biography of the woman.

The Strategic Defense Initiative and antiballistic missiles, with their defensive nature, fit perfectly, he says.

They knew that their hearts were very bad, and that they could not be saved by any good thing they could do: on the contrary, that they were by nature fitted only for everlasting punishment: but they believed in the Lord Jesus Christ, and loved him for having died for them; and they knew he would save them, because he saves all those who trust in him.

The song "Nature Boy" fits him well, with its exotic images and eerie minor-key feeling.

The cumulative curve probability nature typically fits to the Weibull distribution function.