He routinely matched up against opponents' top receivers.
It also discusses how US Airways provides some low-fare competition through its Advantage Fares program, saying that other carriers, including American and Delta, routinely matched those lower fares.
A striking feature of the control cell lines (ES-I and Cy1-I) was that consecutive transients in the train routinely matched the initial transient very well (Fig. 4A).
Three months before Election Day, Mr. Romney is routinely matching — or outshining — the president when voters are asked who is more likely to help improve the nation's economy.
In a statement, A.I.G. said it was "taking enhanced measures to, among other things, routinely match policyholder records" with the death master file.
Where Bergman, the northern Protestant miserablist, had Death, miserable and implacable as all-get-out, doomily playing chess by a frigid fjord, Fellini, the Catholic of the exuberant south, would routinely match Ingmar and then raise him a dozen luridly painted, first-century hermaphrodite hookers dancing naked around a phallic birthday cake.
Other provincial foundations, such as the Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research, routinely match federal funding in BME.
Unfortunately, Pfam lacks a sophisticated mechanism necessary for routinely matching published experimental data to database entries and relies on biocurators to annotate the entries; this requires significant effort and resources.
Genomes will only become an integral part of inpatient rounds, surgical pre-ops, admission orders, newborn panels, and many outpatient clinics in these two application areas when the time-to-result routinely matches the acuity of the clinical situation.
Routinely, match-ups that appear attractive on paper are rendered almost unwatchable by the blustery, cold and often wet conditions in the Apple Isle.
The result is that Rooms to Go can routinely sell matched seven-piece living rooms, complete with rugs, end tables and loveseat, for under $2,000.
