Sentence examples for pure matching from inspiring English sources

The company goes beyond pure matching to find the data an employee is searching for.

Incidentally, we find that benefits encourage job stability for temporary workers not only by increasing subsequent job tenure the pure matching effect but also by increasing the probability of entering into a permanent contract.

In particular, we wonder whether the UIS might favour stable labour markets paths, not only through the pure matching effect (i.e., by increasing job match quality by allowing individuals to wait for better job offers) but also by favouring the transition from unstable to stable jobs.

Hence, our results show that benefits might improve employment stability for temporary workers and that this increase comes from a pure matching effect i.e., insured workers have longer job tenure than uninsured workers and from a greater chance of entering into a new job with a permanent contract.

Meanwhile, former Australia fast bowler Brett Lee believes Warner is a "pure match-winner" and should go straight into the team.

Lee said: "I'd like to think they can get a win in the third Test coming up and maybe if they inject someone like a David Warner - a pure match-winner - I reckon that'd be a great way to get the Australians on the board.

While the population densities oscillate with a single oscillation frequency in the pure matching-allele model, a second oscillation frequency arises under gene-for-gene-like conditions.

Under this extension, the population dynamics become most complex as the model moves away from pure matching-allele and becomes more gene-for-gene-like.

Agrawal and Lively [ 14] developed a general model that interpolates between a pure matching-allele model and a pure gene-for-gene model, as a single parameter is tuned between 0 and 1.

With the exception of a methionine at position 14 (E. coli numbering), which is not conserved in archaea, the other conserved positions in our PurE candidates match those identified by Mathews and coworkers [ 51].

For examples of Ms. Narucki's range of voice and expression, there were the yelps of "Nichts Dergleichen" ("Never the Same"), terrifying but musical, the pure white tone matching Mr. Phillips's toward the close and right at the end the slither-scuffle in which one heard Kafka's two snakes in the dust.