Sentence examples for match events from inspiring English sources

The problem, he said, is that witnesses instinctively try to match events with their past experiences: "How many plane crashes have you witnessed in real life?

The complete statistical history of the NSL/A-League – over 7,000 matches, with around 40 match events documented for each one – is scrawled on hundreds of old pieces of paper and arranged lovingly in folders and filing cabinets.

"We don't have connectivity to any database with people's criminal history, because we're private," Lautenbach says, "but we can match events together to catch a criminal or criminal gang and we pass that along to law enforcement".

The art debate has its roots in Mr. Norsigian's purchase of the box of negatives, a rummage-sale find that took on a new light when he later noticed in an Adams biography that certain features of the plate-glass negatives he bought, which depict California landscape scenes from Carmel, Yosemite and around San Francisco, seemed to match events in in Adams's life.

As we would expect, using smaller tolerance (±0 days) to match events generally decreases agreement while using larger tolerance (±3 days) increases agreement of SIGACT events with IBC (see Section 2 of Additional file 1 for details).

He says the fact that Eventbrite has traditionally focused almost exclusively on marketing to hosts, rather than consumers, means there's still an opportunity around helping to match events with attendees and, ultimately, generate more sales.

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Looney also showed that episodes in de Vere's life closely matched events in the plays.

And so the thought arises: were the terrible events in Aurora suggested, aided, or in any way inspired by matching events onscreen?

Fig. 5 Generating pairs of matching events.

In matching events we allow for an uncertainty of ±1 day.