Generalized best-matching refers to matching the elements of two or more sets, on a many-to-one or many-to-many basis, with respect to their mutual preferences and capacity requirements/limits.
Such twists are part of a system that requires immigration authorities to match the elements of a variety of state criminal statutes with federal criminal laws, and proceed as though the noncitizen had been convicted of the federal crime.
When managers and organizational designers try to mix and match the elements of different ones, they may emerge with a misfit that, like an ill-cut piece of clothing, won't wear very well.
She is, according to Paris Match, "the element of light in a country full of shadows".
Yesterday Sam Torrance called on a different aspect of Montgomerie's leadership qualities when he invited him to go out first and lead Europe into the round of 12 singles matches, the element of the competition in which history said they had most to fear.
He is prodding his advisers to come up with new ways of mixing and matching the best elements of four plans.
To match the first element of each pattern, the variable ?x is bound to the expression (a ?y c).
To match the second element of each pattern, first the variable ?x is replaced by its value.
However other approaches, such as stylistic studies, or taking samples to matching the spore-element compositions of the paint from the lid and the soundboard [ 9], are needed to be more definite.
Matching the interactive elements to the nature of the content (e.g. labels on pictures, matching lists of symptoms and pathophysiology etc) made it easy and fun to self-test and discover new info"." Study group participants also provided feedback to improve the module.
In the Internet era of his career, Bowie matched fashion fearlessness with the element of surprise.
