Sentence examples for matching meaning from inspiring English sources

The authors proposed an algorithm for finding a "stable" matching, meaning that no man or woman would be matched to an unacceptable mate, and no man and woman not matched to each other would both prefer to be (known as a "blocking pair").

Much like Ruscha matching meaning with a color scheme and the shape of his words or phrases, the tone of Avedon's portraits reveal with all sincerity, the fundamental character of the sitter.

But, as young children do the day-to-day hard work of matching meaning to language, not only do they have fewer life experiences to draw on, the way they experience the world is markedly different from that of an adult.

We can extract terms with great accuracy using morpho-syntactic pattern matching, meaning we analyze the pattern of the sentence and its enumerated terms and extract them subsequently.

If there is no matching (meaning no group meeting these two conditions), then group disappears and is no longer tracked in the next frames.

Both teams had played out 1-1 draws in their previous Group D matches, meaning lots will be required to decide who finishes second and will face Ghana.

Polls show that the candidates are more or less evenly matched, meaning the winner may not get much more than 85,000 votes.

Not only that, many employers sweeten the deal by offering a 401(k) match, meaning they're willing to match a certain proportion of your contribution.

Simeone's team secured a first clean sheet in four La Liga matches, meaning they remain on course to beat the all-time competition record for the fewest goals conceded in a season.

Freshly confident, I agreed when Anna said I could fight her in a "handicapped" match, meaning I would start in a dominant position.

And then on the content side, if it could really read, then it could do a much better job matching the meaning of your query to the actual meaning that's there in the documents.