Sentence examples for on refitting from inspiring English sources

And what to do about that dinner guest who insists on refitting your menu to his dietary restrictions?

It lasted from September 1930 to February 1932 and was focused on refitting her machinery and re-tubing her boilers.

On refitting the spline models among the observations with dust endotoxin levels between the 5th and 95th percentiles, linearity was confirmed because none of a wide range of nonlinear terms from a 10-knot restricted cubic spline model was selected at the p = 0.05 level in a stepwise selection procedure.

The present model was founded on earlier high-temperature Pitzer models (Refs. [10, 14] and references cited by them), supplemented by parameter data from several other sources.[11, 15 24] It is also partly based on refitting of parametrizations from the published literature to the most widely used (standard) form of the Pitzer equations[25].

In all patients, the subepithelial nodules were slightly down to the visual axis, and had failed to flatten either on refitting or discontinuing contact lens wear.

British Airways is spending $25 million on safety modifications for its seven planes, including the cost of refitting them with new interiors.

With Hampden Park in need of refitting after hosting the athletics for the Commonwealth Games, Scotland's first home game in the Euro 2016 campaign, against Georgia, will be played at Ibrox on 11 October.

Materials and application methods for refitting and strengthening delaminated natural stones on the basis of natural hydraulic lime have broken through [3 7].

Young lords on the Grand Tour of Europe left their heavy touring coaches for refitting in a side street still called Via delle Carozze ("Carriage Street").

The best time to fit double glazing is if the windows are on their last legs – other than some listed buildings, there are scant arguments for refitting single glazing.

The first wave of good tidings came on 28 February with news of an additional $615 million in the 2000-01 budget for refitting university labs and $109 million for a national genomics initiative (Science, 3 March, p. 1569).