Sentence examples for traditionally fit from inspiring English sources

A mere 300 seasoned scientists who'd traditionally fit within the current funding cycle retired their Bunsen burners this year, creating a situation in which just over 2200 veterans are seeking renewals or new grants in competition with the 900 newcomers seeking first-time NSERC awards.

By the way, other Latino male archetypes - such as the uber-macho hombre, the mama's boy, and the barrio thug, among many others - don't traditionally fit the category of Latino Lover.

Although railways, once built, have traditionally fitted into the landscape more easily than roads, you only have to read Cranford or Wordsworth's later poetry for a reminder that their coming can make northerners as angry as residents of the comfy Home Counties.

Pumps manufactured for large flow rates and low pressure are traditionally fitted with metallic impellers designed with 3D vanes.

It is his first animated film, though not traditionally fitting the full definition of the genre, and is due out in November.

We do NOT fit in the same way that absolutely all other species (and our own ancestors including members of our own species) "traditionally" have fit into ecosystems.

This pattern has traditionally been fitted with a bilinear function and two functionally separate enumeration mechanisms have been inferred (see [2] for a review).

Brisbourne told me the VC's remit remains focussed on e-commerce and marketplaces "in every vertical" not just what might be traditionally considered to fit those categories, such as travel.

Traditionally, large law firms fit into largely homogenous business models.

"It was a reaction to the ideological extremism of the Bush administration, replacing it with someone who didn't fit a traditionally liberal space but who represented a more pragmatic approach".

That is why camp food has traditionally been considered not fit for year round consumption.