Sentence examples for settle perfectly from inspiring English sources

So, for example, when Push Notifications come in, they flip down from the top of the screen and settle perfectly above the 3.5-inch app (as opposed to on top of it).

So the problem of the state trajectories moving among several sliding surfaces by use of traditional sliding mode control method is settled perfectly.

It represents either an increase or a reduction of the hedger's initial endowment x, which is required to implement a trading strategy ensuring that the hedger's wealth at time T, after the terminal payoff of the contract has been settled, perfectly matches the value at time T of the original initial endowment x invested in the cash account.

Judging from the promotional materials, Tommy Smith's "brutal comedy" should settle in perfectly (un comfortably alongside these offerings.

"His style of football will settle in perfectly with the rest of the young talent we are currently producing at the club.

After 10 years of desperate unhappiness and homesickness, one man plots to move back, despite the fact that his wife has settled in perfectly well and his daughter has fallen in love with a local boy.

"They did well and settled in perfectly well," Vance told BBC Guernsey.

But these were oldies that sounded perfectly current, and perfectly settled.

In "Liars and Saints," her characters settle in, among other perfectly rendered places, free-love Hawaii in the 1970's, the Louisiana of rich Southern belles and bohemian Seattle, but the real landscape of the book is the geography of family, with its intimate connections and concerns, no matter how far the Santerres may stray from home.

The other is not being a professing Christian" – were soon overcome, and she settled down apparently perfectly happily, bearing him five children, and rapidly learning how to rule the house and farm slaves.

(1997, p. 84) Rather, what they are like in the relevant and fundamental sense is settled by what perfectly natural properties and relations they instantiate.