That is somewhat of a caveat emptor, but care should be taken to ensure that such a representation matches the convention expected by the user.
On 16 April 1946, Pułaski was formally handed over to British authorities, who renamed the vessel Empire Penryn: Empire to match the naming convention for miscellaneous British auxiliary ships; Penryn for the port of Penryn, Cornwall.
Minor adjustments were made to the charge groups to better match the conventions used in the GROMACS package (http://www.gromacs.org).org
It reminds me of what Peter O'Toole said about speaking Shakespeare – that while the convention is to match the thought with the word, he found it works much better when the thought is just behind the word.
This 440 number does not include delegates from caucuses, where we really cannot be sure that the ultimate delegate percentages (after county and state conventions) will match the non-binding caucus straw poll results.
This Republican convention didn't quite match the Pat Buchanan culture war level of entertainment, but it was close.
If you try this with your own SAM file, be careful to match the genome build (WS220/ce10) and the naming convention for the chromosomes.
We use a dashed black line to denote thiscommon boundary in Figure 3C (by arbitrary convention, we colorthe dashed line to match the upper set).
Their grins are wry, their laughs are self-deprecating and their every other action seems perfectly matched to the conventions of people in books and movies.
Template 4: Only elements from the cml namespace will be matched; the element MUST have a convention attribute, with namespace http://www.xml-cml.org/convention/ and the local name simpleUnit.
Pence, a man who conformed so completely to the cues of the Convention that his tie matched the background projected behind him on the stage, always looks as though he is scanning the horizon, with eyes that could be drawn with a few quick charcoal strokes, for just such an apparition.
