Sentence examples for fundamental match from inspiring English sources

"That's why, in a fundamental match for us last Tuesday, I left Zouma out after good performances to play Gary and to show Gary that confidence.

"It's a fundamental match.

The success of this latter mutable class of factors relies on the individuals' level of commitment and consistency, and the fundamental match with their values and goals.

These fundamental properties match qualitatively experimental results on methylene blue, which was more effectively degraded by TiO2/G and TiO2/GO nanocomposites than by pure TiO2 under UV light.

5) Double-Pendulum (Movie S5): two linked mechanical plates freely oscillated back and forth at fundamental frequencies matched to those of Biological-Motion (frequencies of the upper and lower link of Double-Pendulum were matched with those of the head-trunk and lower limbs of Biological-Motion, respectively).

If we like, we can plot these on a graphic, with a candidate's polling grade on one axis and his grade in nonpolling categories on the other: In other words, by this stage in the race, the polling and the fundamentals usually match up pretty well.

This suggests a fundamental mis-match of importance for performance measurement.

Enhanced public participation and more efficient local management of resources would still not address the fundamental mis-match of decentralized "client-based" service provision in the water sector and the coordinated cross-sector, watershed-scale and longer-term vision necessary for reducing flood risk.

Because of concern for misclassification of medical indications at the matching stage in the study, a quality control procedure was used, guided by the senior doctors and audited by a member of the expert team, to ensure the fundamental 'eligibility' matching criteria were met.

The Italians would not abandon the fundamental rule of match racing and allow the American boat to wander away unescorted.

Cameron's arrival was the first time since 1945 that the Tories had undergone a fundamental revamp to match a Labour government that seemed to be in tune with the times.