Sentence examples for randomly match from inspiring English sources

Then we randomly choose North African sounding last names inspired by the names of small North African cities, and randomly match them with the first names.

Then, we randomly select three last names among the ten most common last names during the year of the experiment and randomly match them with the selected first names.

First, a matched case-control design was used to randomly match multilingual children with speech and language concern (group 4, n = 109) to children in groups 1 3 on gender, age, and family socio-economic position in a cross-sectional comparison of vocabulary, school readiness, and behavioral adjustment.

At McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, where airlines share terminals, bags are still randomly matched against claim tickets.

They did so by contrasting actual rates of interracial marriage with what would result if people were randomly matched to partners; a bigger difference suggested (albeit crudely) the degree of racial bias.

Twenty-one patients with the diagnosis of EP were randomly matched (1 1) with pregnant patients who subsequently ruled-out for EP.

Notice that the erroneous bits do not exceed a certain point (e.g., 18 bits), since some corrupted bits are randomly matched with the chipping sequence.

Users will be able to invite Facebook or Twitter friends, instead of being randomly matched, or they can email out invites or get matched to other StarStreet users they're following on the company's internal social network.

During each iteration of the genetic algorithm, we build pairs of individuals by randomly matching distinct individuals from the current parent set until each individual has been matched with one other individual from that set.

We hypothesized that matched pairs should exhibit average differences in RD score that are significantly smaller than the RD difference between randomly matched pairs generated by shuffling the same individuals.

Following recall, participants completed a test of recognition memory consisting of 20 trials with 10 boundary and 10 midpoint target still pictures taken from the movies randomly matched to lure pictures from a foil movie.