Sentence examples for standards fits from inspiring English sources

The documents just hit the FCC database today and reveals that the mouse has a "1000 CPI" (DPI maybe?) sensor that works on any surfaces except galss, 8 meter range, and has a "Unique line design, complies with ergonomic standards, fits for left or right hand operation with excellent feeling".

Jail Weddings' "(There's Nothing Worse in the World Than A) Crying Girl" off of their upcoming EP, Four Future Standards, fits into all of those. .

Bailey Stiffler, 18, student, Holts Summit, Missouri donald trump "I guess his standards fit a lot more with mine.

She's a canny improviser with classic Ella-and-Sarah tastes and good pitch; Mr. Byars's arrangements of standards fit her handsomely.

How can a fiercely independent player, famously impatient with teammates who do not measure up to his standards, fit in with a veteran team coming off a championship season?

This paper addresses the question whether and how multi-stakeholder partnering makes internationally constructed standards fit local institutions, i.e. norms, rules and practices in producers' regions.

The city boasts an Olympic Village constructed to the highest LEED® green building standards fitting facilities with now de rigeuer green roofs, solar panels and water harvesting.

At this CV value, the normalized read counts of external RNA standards fitted with a local polynomial regression was six normalized read counts.

He asserted that "public trust and confidence in personalized medicine will depend on the maintenance of high ethical and legal standards", but also questioned whether "yesterday's research ethics standards fit the development of personalized medicine in the Genome Era".

A standard fits like a thoroughbred.

Shaftesbury's commitment to a mind-independent moral standard fits well with his frequent claims of the naturalness of virtue and the unnaturalness of vice.