Sentence examples for the matchmaking of from inspiring English sources

Companies scoop those up to tailor services, like the matchmaking of eHarmony or the book recommendations of Amazon.

This elemental presentation of the food encourages the matchmaking of friend and vegetable, and sure enough, on a return visit, the chef devised a special onion lover's menu of charred-cipollini-onion salad, buttermilk-batter onion rings, and a rack of lamb with Vidalia-onion pudding.

The plot combines the domestic appeal of the matchmaking machinations of a Yiddish-style "Pride and Prejudice" with an elegy to a picturesque way of life on the edge of extinction.

Elaborating on the matchmaking element of his game, Hollis says: "It's a low investment, so you don't have to do lots of preparation.

But soon she met Malcolm Smart, 43, a musician and the owner of a chow mix, at Prospect Park, and like Ms. Smith came to admire the matchmaking power of the pet scene.

In addition to discussion boards moderated by power users called MVPs, or "Most Valued Peanuts," Peanut Pages also complements the matchmaking part of the app by encouraging meetups with polling and scheduling features.

On the matchmaking side of the aisle, it seems obligatory to hymn how rewarding your job is.

Joystiq was very positive towards the improved multiplayer matchmaking service, calling it "similar to Xbox Live and PlayStation Network, which is a welcome change from the archaic matchmaking of Battle.net in previous Blizzard games", while GameSpot called the amount of online content "remarkable", noting the variety of maps and up to 12 player online support.

A broker has two responsibilities: handling the matchmaking and scheduling of requests and managing the auto-scaling of resources.

Among workers in the matchmaking industry, cases of a painful condition with infection and exposed bone in the mouth were noted.

If they are connected to Xbox Live however, a player can choose to have the game decide for them the exact rules and map to play on, as well as finding additional people to play against or with, using the "Matchmaking" system (the automated grouping of players of similar skill).