Sentence examples for massive mismatch from inspiring English sources
Matt King, an analyst at Citigroup, believes that the surge in securitisation during the bubble can partly be explained by a massive mismatch between the regulatory regimes of American and European banks.
The Fostering Network predicts that an extra 8,370 fostering households are needed this year - so there is still a massive mismatch between children's need to be looked after while in care and the number of people prepared to foster them.
In Thailand, all this has led to a massive mismatch between popular expectations and the government's actual conduct.Special report A new order All things considered Pleasing the voters A load on its mind Give it a chance Nasty business Land of frowns Acknowledgments and sources ReprintsTake the current controversy over a plan to build a gas pipeline across southern Thailand.
There is a "massive mismatch" between young people's career expectations and the reality of the jobs available, a major survey of teenagers suggests.
It just feels a bit odd that you get massive mismatches even at the semi final stage of a global showpiece event, especially one that has lasted over a month.
Obviously, genome-wide 5-meC deamination would generate massive amounts of GT mismatches, and all of these would have to be repaired by the GT-directed DNA glycosylases MBD4 or TDG.
One big idea, not yet a product, is a massively parallel analog front end, previously unthinkable because massive parallelism implies massive transistor mismatch.
Moreover, the impacts on the sparsity caused by basis mismatch and angle deviation in massive MIMO are discussed.
We discuss the basis mismatch and leakage effects on the support in massive MIMO spatial channel first and then take the angle deviation between uplink and downlink into considerations for support analysis.
Their massive inaccuracy creates a wonderful opportunity for CEOs to exploit mismatches between reality and expectations to profit monumentally.
But the mismatch between need and aid is, according to the United Nations, massive.
