Sentence examples for matching from from inspiring English sources
The builder tore it down, built an upscale replacement -- most likely mixing and matching from several computer-generated floor plans and styles -- and sold it for $750,000.
Holbrooke devises dinner parties with the care of a celebrity hostess, mixing and matching from his bottomless store of stars, wise men, experts and whatnot.
Just as the founding fathers tried a mixed form of government, moderates like pluralistic agendas, mixing and matching from columns A, B and C.
Dodd is constructing a cultish movement based around faddish belief systems, mixing and matching from a variety of sources; a little past-life regression here, a little psychoanalysis there.
It seems far more likely that the Pentagon will keep its own counsel, mixing and matching from the vast variety of forces at its own disposal, and taking assistance from allies, ranging from Afghan tribesmen to former Soviet satellites, as and when required.
The stepped rectangular waveguide provides smooth impedance matching from standard rectangular waveguide to oversized rectangular waveguide.
Tennis matches from twenty years ago, not today.
Preeclampsia developed in 26 patients; 52 normotensive control subjects were matched from the same cohort.
The proposed amplifier has the input matched from 500 MHz to 2.5 GHz.
Effective relative permeabilities were then history-matched from the synthetic experimental data through non-linear regression.
Only matches from tryptic search were considered in protein identifications.
