The CM and QW gain peak of sample B will be brought into alignment at ∼365 K by fitting curve and this was confirmed by measurement.
"Within" and "without" are brought into alignment as Bartók probes the psyches of his protagonists and realises, with astonishing vividness, both the grim castle and the bloody landscapes beyond its doors.
The deaths of many in the Troubles feature in numerous Heaney poems, notably in North (1975), where, in the now famous sequence of "bog poems", they are brought into alignment with the iron-age bodies recovered from the bogs of Jutland, which Heaney had encountered in PV Glob's book The Bog People.
The output growth must be brought into alignment with demand growth.
The theme for this year's Michicagoan "Coordinating Continuities," draws attention to how contexts with discrete spatial and temporal orders are brought into alignment.
You can just picture the scene, no? (Perhaps you've seen it in a vacation brochure). The profitable and the beautiful are brought into alignment, envisioned as one and the same.
Underpinning the ideal of the marketized smarter university is a complex mosaic of people, technologies, standards and policies, all of which are being brought into alignment as the social, political, technical and material substrate to the utopia of a big data-driven, marketized Higher Education sector.
Our operational definition of 'research collaboration' can therefore be refined to include any interaction between scientists through which two or more research groups are brought into alignment, allowing them to combine resources and so increase the scope of 'do-able' scientific work (after Fujimura 1987).
Women's fashion is brought into alignment with male erotica.
Global brands -- again, rooted in human truth -- must be brought into alignment with worldviews.
