"You're looking for people who, looks-wise, fit into the world of the play, but that's not the motivating factor behind casting them," Mr. Swee said in a recent interview.
Our approach to assess the composition-wise fit of evolutionary models to a data set was applied to an alignment containing ribosomal RNA sequences from Archaea, Bacteria and Eukaryotes [ 6].
This procedure circumvents the introduction of ad hoc curve fitting measures for the different regions and subsequent, unwanted discontinuities in piece-wise fitted correlative equations for the dependent variables.
Some dinnerware and glassware come printed with standard sayings; others may be custom-ordered with whatever image, witticism or wise words fit your style.
Slice celery thin and length wise to fit a piece of toasted bread, then place celery in pan that is slightly heated wit the olive oil.
In his relation to the actor, the director must study the individual personality and method of each player and, if he is wise, he fits the part to the actor as much as he fits the actor to the part; he must, to some extent, vary his method to suit the need of each actor, if he is to attain the greatest result of which the actor is capable.
"So he's a possibility and if money wise it fits, then we can start talking".
All images, except otherwise indicated, were flattened with a first-order line-wise correction fit.
In method (b), the annual secular variation at 2 selected points, and 2 permanent observatories were fitted with a best piece-wise linear fit to identify the epochs of rapid secular variation fluctuations of X, Y and Z components (Figs. 9 and 10).
(C ) Block-wise subjective (fit) H vs objective H. Dotted line is unity; solid line is a least-squares fit.
Using a stringent statistical criterion (E-value of a chip-wise normal fit), transition values are converted into three possible discrete classes: up-regulated (u), down-regulated (d) or stable (s), respectively.
