Sentences with phrase «made to fit»

Again, many dedicated dash cam devices are made to fit discretely on your dash and thus circumvent this problem, so that's another thing to consider.

But there were problems with this strategy: Sometimes, those parts had to be custom - made to fit the design vision, which resulted in higher prices for Fisker.

It is important to keep in mind that life insurance policies are made to fit the individual, and while there are always general similarities between rates and coverage terms, what works for one Allstate customer may not necessarily work for you.

If you're looking for a one - or two - bedroom apartment that is made to fit all your requests, then this is the place for you.

Not to worry, our defensive driving course online NY approves is made to fit the fast - paced lifestyle of today's society.

The best examples are provided by the developments within what I call «go - ing transaction adjustments», i.e., cases where the parties agree that the terms of the original contract are to be changed in the midst of performance, and cases on the third party beneficiary rule where no consistent attempt was made to fit the cases together in spite of the fact that there was, supposedly, a very clear rule.

The most fantastic use — shown in the second half of the video — are prosthetic limbs that are made to fit the individual at a fraction of the previous cost.

Over-the-counter (OTC) property derivatives, which may be used as a synthetic investment or for hedging or leverage purposes, can be tailor - made to fit portfolio needs and thus offer innovative and flexible hedging techniques to portfolio managers and institutional investors holding illiquid property investments.

With the cartridge in place, it weighs in at about 1.34 lb, and measures about 9.5» long by 1.6» x 1.9», so it's not exactly made to fit in your pocket or go with you on a long backpacking trip.

Further it is shown that carbon cycle modelling based on non-equilibrium models, remote from observed reality and chemical laws, made to fit non-representative data through the use of non-linear ocean evasion «buffer» correction factors constructed from a pre-conceived idea, constitute a circular argument and with no scientific validity.

Made to fit a family of four, Laird arrived at this modern, FSC wood - built, second version of his mobile «Leaf House» after several prototypes.

But if it was made to fit, it looks like the turquoise MWP squiggles should be even higher and clearly higher than the CWP.

Erl Happ and Svensmark have some nice ideas on the response of the upper atmosphere from solar forcings which could be made to fit my proposition that the rate of energy loss to space is affected by the amount of turbulence on the solar surface which does have an effect on the thermosphere and possibly all the other portions of the atmosphere from stratosphere upwards.

Once you learn that CAGW is more PR than science, that it has hidden agendas and that the research has been made to fit the conclusions, you begin to wonder about the rest of environmentalism...

Industrial - produced cooling aerosols, without which most climate models can't be made to fit history, are another example.

For AeroPress users, they created the S Filter, a reusable, ultra-fine filter made to fit the coffee maker.

But what if all these were miniaturized and made to fit an all - in - one unit, such as this sleek design being offered by Swiss company Kitchoo?

Because even by tweaking things to be most generous, about 1/3 of the heating change can be made to fit the «no human CO2» scenario without putting something OBVIOUSLY wrong in there (like, say, trees outputting 100x the ozone we see in measurements today).

Using puzzle pieces, which are usually made to fit in a confined order, I flip the concept of the jigsaw puzzle from an association with logic and order to express intuitive, chaotic energy and exuberant freedom.

Factory - made to fit the logical electrical requirements for the gallery, artworks are treated as appliances.

Artists selections are made to fit the scope of the exhibition plans.

The others are the largest ones I've done on canvas, they were made to fit the space.

A painting made to fit the previous architecture is here edited; cut and repainted in relation to a new work that is itself made to fit the gallery space.

Anything could be made to fit in its rectangle.

Patricia's tin - glazed Amphorae are not resting on the beach; but in free - blown glass forms made to fit the pointy vessels.

Since the Industrial Revolution, our self - organised manner of working - and playing - has been standardised, made to fit the factory whistle and the office clock.

Because it was custom - made to fit our Bayonetta model, we don't have a numbered size for it.

The book is a bit small, made to fit beside a standard Wii case, though it contains many useful facts and information about the Kirby series, characters and all of the games.

The storyline is a much more spooky one than that of the fourth of sixth installments of the Final Fantasy series, and the songs are made to fit that.

All MotoGP tracks will be included in this edition, though some cuts have been made to fit this model.

He also worked on Pokemon Gold and Silver, compressing the data enough that the entirety of Kanto from the previous games could be made to fit in the space left on the cartridge.

Mind you, this particular gripe of mine works both ways as there are some games that were made to fit the gamepad a lot better.

If you think about it, Chloe is almost tailor made to fit Sam.

The house has been made to fit into the natural surroundings and without fences to allow the wallabies, echidnas, possums and curlews to roam naturally.

Sized to your boards, and made to fit the approximate number of boards you're traveling with.

Delicious gastronomy with appealing main courses and delightful desserts, tailor - made to fit your banquet.

The design of the Forever Litter Tray has been made to fit the ScoopFree Ultra or Original, you... Read More

An «off the shelf» device is not made to fit an individual patient and their individual needs.

It was as if his program was tailor made to fit my personality and my learning and training attributes.

Puppy Vantage is made to fit the ever changing nutritional lifestyle needs of growing puppies by that quality sources of proteins, carbohydrates, proper levels of phosphorous, calcium and essential DHA are available for optimum growth and energy.

The product is part of Jackson Galaxy's collection and is made to fit kittens and cats.

There are now specially designed pet toothbrushes made to fit your pet's mouth perfectly, as well as pet toothpaste in flavors cats and dogs love.

It used to be very challenging to find doggie wheelchairs, but now they come in all shapes and sizes and can be custom made to fit your animal.

Also look for a model that includes a flexible hose that is made to fit most types of cleaners, as this ensures a good fit.

Lessons are tailor - made to fit your needs, as well as your pet's needs.

For example, toys for small breeds are usually made to fit their mouths.

Cuttlebones on metal clips, millet spray clips, removable food bowl holders and some toys with double clips or those that are screwed into place between the bars are made to fit in square or rectangular cages where the bars are equidistant to each other for the entire length of the bars.

You can also purchase a Vetko 82 Stand made to fit this cage, which will elevate the cage off the ground, put it on wheels for easy mobility, and provide a handy shelf for storing your hamster supplies all in one tidy area.

In the end, rising yields (in their current context) aren't so very different from the other myriad positive & negative facts, figures & opinions investors encounter every single day — and most of the time, they tend to end up serving the prevailing bullish or bearish market trend, i.e. facts are cherry - picked made to fit the trend.

These coaching sessions are tailor made to fit your individual trading strategy.