Sentence examples for composition match from inspiring English sources

Two of the more upbeat numbers, the standard "Alone Together" and another new composition, match Mr. James against a fellow keyboardist, Joe Sample.

Human sensitivity varies between different species of grass that flower at different times, but it is not known whether temporal turnover in species composition match terrestrial flowering or whether species richness steadily accumulates over the grass pollen season.

Inferred starting fluid composition match that expected for fluids issued by dehydration of altered oceanic crust (dark green shaded area) assuming Cl totally is dissolved in the fluid (Ito, et al. 1983).

In several instances, groups based only on composition match clearly incorrect groupings seen in the ML tree and the NJ tree on ML distances (see Additional files 8, 9).

The background sequence set is then generated (dinucleotide shuffle) or selected from a pool of genomic sequences (genomic composition match) to match the distribution of window compositions for each target sequence.

Although PT:BZM comes close, none of the systems we have studied have a K′ value of exactly 1, which is what is required to have the surface monolayer composition match that of the feedstock at all values of total concentration.

His musical composition matches the tautness of the novel, and what he calls its "almost total lack of diffuseness".

Only in the case where the starting composition matches that of enstatite will the liquid and the forsterite be consumed at the same time, leaving only enstatite.

Also at small supersaturations, the elevation in precipitate composition matches well with the theoretically predicted Gibbs Thomson effect in both misfitting and non-misfitting systems.

No one disputes that these globules were formed from stuff melted and thrown into the air by the impact, because their chemical composition matches rock from the crater itself.

The composition matches the description of the 1725 exhibition catalogue at the Salon du Louvre and is of cardinal importance, not just within the oeuvre of Oudry, but within the entire history of French 18th-century painting.