But that surface obscures her innards to a degree matched in pop music only by Lady Gaga.
sight on the part of the university, located, as it is, in a state where publicity has flourished to a degree matched perhaps only by evangelism.
In the years between the publication of his first novel, "Lucky Jim," in 1954 and his death in 1995, Kingsley Amis enjoyed, to a degree matched by few of his contemporaries, the career of a Major British Author.
As anyone who has seen video of a Congressional town-hall-type meeting on the subject knows, President Obama's proposed overhaul of the nation's health care system is stirring passions on both sides of the political divide to a degree matching that of last year's presidential campaign.
The temperature soared to 103 degrees, matching San Francisco's record high.
In South Australia, Adelaide recorded a temperature of 35.6 degrees, matching its record for the hottest day in the first week of October which was set in 1938.
By late afternoon, the temperature had hit 65 degrees, matching the record high for the date in 1982, according to the Weather Underground, an online service.
When considering non-traditional males with specialized fields or university degrees, matching is also found to boost their returns to foreign experience (Table 15, row 9).
Consequently, it becomes essential to achieve a high degree of matching in matched transistor pairs.
The first column under each group reports an entry effect that is predicted at the relative degree of match faced by immigrants upon arrival using the match distributions reported in Tables 3 and 4.23 In the second column, the predicted entry effect assumes that immigrants had the same degree of match upon arrival as their Canadian-born peers.
