Sentence examples for operate to match from inspiring English sources

The operation of maternal constraint [ 15, 16], by which processes operate to match the growth of the fetus to maternal body proportions such as pelvic dimensions, occurs in all pregnancies, and thus makes each of us potentially mismatched to our postnatal environment.

The results indicated that the design of the present secondary system was appropriate as a part of the integral effect test facility of SMART-ITL, and was being properly operated to match the design intent.

In some cases an existing sprinkler or localized irrigation system can be intermittently operated to match the infiltration rate more closely, stopping irrigation at the time runoff begins and re-irrigating every few hours until the desired depth of applied water is reached.

The LiBr H2O absorption cooling unit operates intermittently to match solar operation mode.

The second generation of legal tech startups started disrupting the practice of law, either by giving clients direct access to online software to automate tasks and bypass the lawyers or by operating marketplaces to match lawyers with clients (Rocket Lawyer is  the best example), thus increasing market transparency and competition and leading to lower prices.

The Hong Kong exchange has also extended its operating hours to match those of the Singapore exchange.

But exactly how do today's companies create or update an operating model to match adaptations or wholesale changes in strategy?

The proposed scheme is robust to variations in operating conditions to match the fluctuations of load demand in the power system.

The move forced Nokia, which had been charging other handset makers about $5 a unit to install its Symbian operating system, to match Google's offer and give away Symbian, Mr. Mawston said.

Because of the higher fees, for accountants and lawyers, Interpublic executives warned during an hour-long conference call that they might not reach their goal of raising operating margins to match those of rivals like the Omnicom Group, the largest agency company, and the WPP Group, which is No.2.

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