Sentence examples for release of match from inspiring English sources

And for Mr. Allen, the phase of his career that began with the 2005 release of "Match Point" has seen him delve into female characters who are further removed from his familiar life experiences, and more interested in finding and asserting their place in the world.

Today, Match.com is unveiling an entirely redesigned mobile experience for iPhone users, with the release of Match 3.0 for iOS.

We show here that the release of a matching nuclease represents an effective anti-adhesin strategy, and the combination of both mechanisms brings about a very elegant method allowing considerable fine-tuning of the system.

Significantly, the operating pH for the controlled release of DOX matches the acidifying endosomal compartments of HeLa cancer cells, suggesting that these hybrid nanosystems are good candidates for autonomous anticancer drug nanocarriers actuated by intracellular pH changes without any invasive external stimuli.

"It's more intense as a player, but then you also have the physical release of the actual match.

Toys of the Green Goblin and Doctor Octopus from the first two films have been re-released to match the smaller scale of the new figures, as have been toys of the Lizard, the Scorpion, Kraven the Hunter, and Rhino in a style reminiscent of the films.

Aviva Premiership clubs have agreed that only players representing England can be released for matches outside of the Test window, so Quins could run the risk of falling foul of this agreement over Roberts in future.

The process of turning crime-scene DNA into a family tree of possible leads has been quietly undertaken in more than two dozen cases in New York City since 2009, when a divided state committee voted to allow the release of so-called partial match DNA data to investigators.

Premiership clubs have agreed that only players representing England can be released for matches outside of that international window.

Considering that in our active condition subjects had to match the memorized target name to the heard name item-per-item, the result could also indicate a release of inhibition after successful matching (Klimesch, 2012).

They exclude it based on the assumption that this release of carbon dioxide is matched and implicitly offset by the carbon dioxide absorbed by the plants growing the biomass.