Instinet, a unit of the Reuters Group, charges commissions to electronically match buyers and sellers of stocks.
The records will be "electronically matched" with the ATO's own information and data holdings to identify those who are not complying with their tax obligations.
Engine revs are electronically matched in both cars to the lower gears when downshifting, which is especially cool.
Early stage B2B software was used to electronically match buyers and sellers of nonoperating resources, such as office supplies.
In San Francisco, all STI morbidity among males is electronically matched to any prior episode of the patient (STI clinic visit, prior reported STI morbidity) to determine if the patient has documentation of reporting a male partner, a sexual identity of gay, or a diagnosis of rectal gonorrhea or rectal chlamydia.
In Lothian and Fife, the CDS had developed links with the local education departments and the Scottish Dental Practice Board in order to electronically match school rolls with dental registration data and thus identify primary and secondary school children who were not registered with a GDP.
So you send your orders electronically, we match them together and we print the trades out indirectly, through to the consolidated tape.
This changed in the 1980s when the Japanese National Police Agency established the first practical system for matching prints electronically.
Foreigners arriving at airports and seaports who fit the profile of potential terrorists would have their fingerprints matched electronically against federal databases.
And as Mr. Pomarico, the conductor, pointed out, while opening a breathtakingly large score, singers are instructed to maintain a pianissimo dynamic, which is electronically amplified to match a crescendo by accompanying instrumental soloists.
