Sentence examples for naturally match from inspiring English sources

Three, six and nine naturally match — as do one, five and seven or two, four and eight.

Roses naturally match up well with light-bodied foods, so if you're feeding Dad the predictable thick steak, save the rose for another time.

Damselfish naturally match the colour of their habitat.

The target designs we compile to are asynchronous event-logic circuits, which naturally match the asynchronous game model of the language.

However, it fixes the common complaints about the iMac in that it sits too low and doesn't naturally match the height of a Cinema Display.

Because the number of judo therapy facilities per population unit has remained at greater than 20 per 100,000 in urban areas since 2008, it seems clear that the rapid and substantial growth in the number of qualified judo therapists might not naturally match the geographic distribution of the need for judo therapy facilities.

Furthermore, the age-associated findings were not confounded by performance differences, given that groups were either naturally matched in performance [ 45] or findings survived performance-matched subgroup analyses or performance-covariation [ 28, 30, 42, 43, 46].

On one side, "Oxfam" was stamped in a shade of lime green that, strangely, naturally matched the decade of the item it was attached to.

In a sense, the two are naturally matched, since both are known for punctiliously sculptured stage pictures and slow, deliberate action.

It is a testament to the arbitrariness of love that Henry and Charlotte seem to be more naturally matched than Henry and Annie, who while obviously intelligent is less deft with the mot juste.

Compared to other potential modeling assumptions such as Gaussianity, the combination of multinomials and Dirichlets naturally matches better the discrete data domain.