Sentence examples for stage fits from inspiring English sources

The BBC/ITV plan, which multiple sources have described as at a very early "explore and evaluate" stage, fits into director general Tony Hall's "open BBC" pledge as part of a reshaping of the corporation for the digital age in the next charter renewal period.

If your program (and career stage) fits its mandate, HFSP is an excellent choice.

The As III) removal process by periphytic biofilm in the initial stage fits a pseudo-second-kinetic model.

After the exactly-identified first stage has fitted the transition rates, conditional on these estimates, the over-identified second stage fits the earnings of own-account workers and recruiters according to m y, s y, and β.

The curve ( uprho (t)=1-{I}_{{mathrm{Ce}}^{3+}}(t) ) describes the filling of nanoceria with oxygen, and its initial stage fits well the ~t 1/2 function (see Fig. 2d).

Girl Be Heard's dedication to putting "critical, human and civil rights issues center stage" fits quite naturally with the way that Miranda views theater as a vehicle for "human change".

It is an epic stage, fit for an epic play.

On Wednesday, I went to Krasinski Square, in Warsaw, to witness its transformation into a stage fit for an American President.

Sidecar has hosted more than 4,000 concerts since it opened in 1982, with a small stage fit snugly into a beautifully lit, low-ceilinged cellar venue.

Even here, though, Mr. McKnight was nothing but himself, the same as he was on the Blue Note stage, fitting in humor between the lines.

(The stage fit inside a pair of giant open lips, from the band's logo; the rounded runway jutting out of it, encircling part of the audience, represented the tongue).