Sentence examples for matching called from inspiring English sources

Xu et al. proposed a new bit parallel algorithm impMASM for approximate string matching, called impMASM [10].

Their algorithms were written from scratch, comprising functions for fitting and smoothing densitometry traces, automatic band finding, band matching (called alignment) and eventually identifying differently expressed bands.

That is the match called off then, I thought.

In the month of publication, Paris-Match called her "an 18-year-old Colette".

Paris Match called Mrs. Assad an "element of light in a country full of shadow zones" and the "eastern Diana".

Stephens, looking to get back in the match, called coach Troy Hahn of the U.S.T.A. on the court twice for consultation.

Trévidic's reputation was as a fiercely independent investigator: Paris Match called him a "judge who defies state power".

Andy Murray's interrupted second-round match against Juan Ignacio Chela has survived the cull of 22 matches called off because of rain on the fifth day of the French Open.

The progress of the match, called by American newspapers "the bridge battle of the century," was featured for more than a month on their front pages.

Duracell has launched a "super-premium" battery with price to match, called Quantum in America and Ultra in most other markets.

Fischer was my ideal, the towering prodigy who at 13 had destroyed one of America's top players in a match called "The Game of the Century".