Sentence examples for match large from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we present a customization approach by adding strategic links targeted to match large application workload.

In the same Vg,i condition, large dav,i is suitable for small SF, but small dav,i should match large SF.

Frank et al. (2008) found that Pirahã could match large quantities with accuracy, but failed to do so when they relied on memory.

Turnitin®'s ability to match large sections of text outside of their own repository of previously submitted assessment tasks is very useful because the majority of academic materials that can be plagiarised are text based (Bretag & Mahmud, 2009a).

Tachyon is also accessible programmatically through SOAP and permanently connected to a compute cluster, which, together with a length-based load-balancing algorithm makes it possible to match large protein sets at high speeds.

Otherwise, cytosolic PEPCK could prime the Krebs cycle to match large transients in glycolytic flux (such as seen in insect flight), by diverting part of this flux from PEP into OAA, thence into mitochondria, perhaps via the malate shuttle, to react with acetyl-CoA derived from pyruvate [ 2].

This is effective at limiting the records in the matching process to those likely to be matches and is frequently used in matching large datasets [ 24, 29, 30].

Last month, American said it would join five other large carriers in matching large fare discounts offered by Delta.

Quiet streets dotted with perfectly matching large wood-paneled houses with white decks and rocking chairs circled around alligator-filled lagoons.

Fingerprint experts had conceded that the process they use -- matching large, evenly pressured prints taken from suspects at the police station to smaller, unevenly pressured prints from crime scenes -- is ultimately subjective and bedeviled by inconsistent standards.

We have to recognise that in the era of digital robots that can cross-match large amounts of data, absolutely reliable protection of individual digital biometric data in general, and imaging data in particular, is almost impossible once the data have become accessible.