Sentence examples for sharing matches from inspiring English sources
The Innovation Bureau in Seoul is extending the concept of collectively using expensive resources: "generation sharing" matches elderly people who have a spare room with students who need a place to stay and are willing to help out with housework.The most striking thing about these institutions, however, is their willingness to experiment.
There has been increased media coverage of the WSL this year, which has been fantastic, but I think we have reached a stage where it would be great to see more of the domestic game on terrestrial TV, perhaps even sharing matches with a digital broadcaster.
At a model threshold of 0.9, 1165 human, 7369 rodent, and 340 shared matches remain.
Because the number of shared matches is much higher than the number of unique matches, the sum of unique and shared (dashed lines) is not informative, as both proteomes obtain close to 50% relative abundance.
You relish the sense of community as you lean toward the symbolic campfire of a shared match.
This was a hospital, where three of those nine persons shared matching M. tuberculosis isolates.
The next most common shared location was a homeless shelter frequented by seven different homeless persons; none shared matching M. tuberculosis isolates.
Of the 182 total haploid progeny, four were duplicates of other isolates (as they shared matching genotypes at >90% of markers), and these were excluded from further analysis.
Data from duplicate probes were combined, but different probes with the same annotation were maintained separately since it is possible that the original contigs were from different isoforms despite the shared match to a rodent gene.
Snapgoods offers opportunities for both sharing and rental of consumer durables; NeighborGoods and Acts of Sharing match borrowers and lenders of shareable goods; and Yerdle provides a platform for giving and getting stuff from friends.
This lack of sharing information matches with parents' narratives about the booklet being theirs and to help them think about things, rather than share the content with others.
