Sentence examples for system that matched from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the incredible performance of goalie Mike Smith, and a defensive system that matched the team stride-for-stride against the Chicago Blackhawks and the formidable Nashville Predators, the Coyotes could be a safe bet to go just as far next year.

In the book, he integrated letters with images through a system that matched the color of the characters in the story with the word referring to them.

From the three systems, we combined elements to achieve our objectives, which were: to have a system that matched and complemented the current NHMRC evidence dimensions and documents as closely as possible; simplicity and clarity of approach; and to provide transparent method/s of formulating and documenting judgments to give a graded set of recommendations.

The result is a system that matches the speedups reported for MPP analytic databases over MapReduce, while offering fault tolerance properties and complex analytics capabilities that they lack.

Still further out, scientists have plans to grow mini-organs, complete with an immune system that matches the patient's (see "Building an Organ on a Chip").

However the major drawback in the development of such delivery system that matches the circadian rhythm requires the availability of precise technology (pulsatile drug delivery).

When campaigning to be nominated in 2000, Bush grandly declined to take advantage of matching public funds (a system that matches the candidate's spending with public money, but also imposes a cap).

The organization will continue to maintain the list of patients who are waiting for new organs and will run the computer system that matches waiting patients with donated organs.

Our reforms are giving teachers more freedom, increasing choice for parents so every child can go to a good local school, and ensuring we have an education system that matches the world's best.

In an audit released Thursday, the comptroller, John C. Liu, criticized the department's handling of the finances of the computer system, which is modeled after a system that matches medical school graduates with residency programs.

The processes can be made smoother and quicker, and it is not reasonable that we spend billions and billions on infrastructure without investing a single centavo on creating a licensing system that matches the size of these investments.