Sentence examples for structural mismatches from inspiring English sources

The high unemployment rate is the result of weak demand, not structural mismatches.

This assumption may result in structural mismatches along the synthesized video.

The proposed method has been tested in the Otto Williams Reactor considering structural mismatches and perfect and noisy measurements.

Perhaps the structural mismatches between sentences of a natural language and sentences of a Fregean Begriffsschrift are so severe that one cannot formulate general rules for associating the sentences we ordinarily use with propositions.

The P600 has been suggested to reflect increased syntactic processing costs due to necessary revisions and re-analyses of structural mismatches and, possibly, subsequent repair processes [19].

This is expected, because the optimal w were chosen to confer limited tolerance of structural mismatches the extent of which depends on the experimental resolution and the grid interval.

This might arise from the intrinsic structural mismatch in promoting the formation of vesicular structure and the weak interaction between peptide surfactants and the protein [1].

The work bears directly on whether today's unemployment is a cyclical result of recession or a structural mismatch between workers' skills and employers' needs.

"There is a structural mismatch — on the one hand, the factories cannot find skilled labor, and, on the other hand, the universities produce students who do not want the jobs available," said Ye Zhihong, a deputy secretary general of China's Education Ministry.

William H. Kuehnle Alexandria, Va., Aug. 15 To the Editor: The column argued that a structural mismatch between workers' skills and available jobs is a small factor in today's economy and that monetary and fiscal policy should continue to be the key factor in our economic recovery.

But this does not posit a significant structural mismatch between grammatical and logical form.