Sentence examples for point fit from inspiring English sources
There is something new in every sequence and the captions, which are brief and to the point, fit in admirably with the clever direction.The ruler of an imaginary kingdom, that of Molvania, is the hero of this fantastic tale, and the fact that this King Serge is impersonated by the capable Adolphe Menjou is indeed an asset to this photoplay.
The construction within the 23-square-block neighborhood must, to McMahon's point, fit a restrictive height limit and aesthetic.
The original Glacier Point fit six NVMe SSDs into the same form factor that the Intel Twinlake accelerator modules fit into.
Mixing old world charm and classic dishes with a price point fit for a quick bite before a Tigers game, the restaurant inhabits the Dime Savings Bank branch building on Michigan and 8th Street (the inspiration for its name) and was more recently Louie's Place, a pawnbroker.
However, of the models with parameters which vary on 23rd February, the model variants which allow the 2 kernel parameters to vary at that time point fit substantially better (by both deviance and DIC criteria, see Table 1) than those which just allow a species-specific variation in infectivity.
While the experiments presented to this point fit a model in which PKA activation stimulates DC and inhibiting PKA signaling by disrupting anchoring blocks this stimulatory signal, two sets of experiments resulted in data that does not fit with this model.
The binding site (Site 1) consist of maximum fitting point (Fitting points = 275) was selected.
The target pressure distribution is constructed by using an empirical estimation approach and a control point fitting approach.
Harvesting was by sickle or billhook (a cutting tool consisting of a blade with a hooked point fitted with a handle).
The F2 layer peak density (NmF2) and height (hmF2) are used by the International Reference Ionosphere as anchor point fitted by the electron density profile.
Hence, this point fits the average height value of two sightline edges' heights.
