The phrase "a global matching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to comparisons, algorithms, or systems that involve matching elements on a global scale.
Example: "The algorithm employs a global matching technique to ensure that all data points are accurately aligned across the dataset."
Alternatives: "a worldwide matching" or "a universal matching".
The reason why we introduce this graph of clusters is that it allows to decompose the choice of a global matching P into local matchings within each cluster, the dependency between the local choices being described by the edges of the graph.
First, we design a global matching algorithm to explore more seeds with fast speed.
A global matching score between common areas is calculated by BLPOC, while a local matching score is calculated by CompCode.
It has since branched out to become a "global matching platform" that offers 10 different kinds of services, including HR, education, travel, housing and (in Japan) dining.
For this purpose, the score is also multiplied by a global matching adjustment factor, defined as follows.
To achieve this, however, will require a complete cessation of global CO2 emissions by the second half of this century and, while the world considers how this might be achieved, the crossing of the 400ppm mark in CO2 concentration has been matched by a global warming of 1C.
Meanwhile last week the coach and several players of the Australian football team Southern Stars were arrested for allegedly fixing five games, and in Singapore police arrested 14 people accused of being involved in a global match-fixing network, including Dan Tan Seet Eng, the gang's Keyser Söze.
Through our data, we've helped healthcare to better understand how to put the patient at the center of care, we've deepened the understanding of cancer, and we've supercharged the pharma R&D process, and our platform acts a global match-making portal for clinical trials.
Multiple, overlapping MITEs at a single genomic locus were reduced to a single representative by selecting the instance with the best score (note that a global match always trumped a local match).
The assessment of alignment quality using a global match procedure should lead to the identification of subsets of highly conserved genes for virtually all species with a reasonable level of phylogenetic relatedness to a "GeneChip available" species.
But Huawei, an upstart founded in 1987 initially to resell telephone switches in rural China, has become a global peer of equal scale, matching Ericsson with $35.7 billion in total sales.
