Sentence examples for to crosscheck from inspiring English sources
verb
To hit another player with the shaft of a lacrosse stick.
Separate research that the agency will use to crosscheck Dr. Metcalf's genetic results is to be completed this fall.
Try to crosscheck what members say with things published about them elsewhere online and in public records.
The high court did not direct us to crosscheck the affidavit," officials told the The Daily Bhaskar.
Agent Furey met with the chief of security, Richard M. Santoro, at the Taj Mahal and asked to use the casino's files to crosscheck some of the aliases the New Orleans office had provided him with.
Mr. Plaskovitis said that tax collectors had already begun using technology to crosscheck claims and that they had taken steps like asking luxury car dealerships for list of their clients.
Once that is completed, the state will send them more names from Florida's driver's license database to crosscheck with the federal system, said Ken Detzner, Florida's secretary of state.
Thus, with the opinion of Tra-A "we made this commands meaningful for computers and we make a bid for computers to do this handwork instead of us" confines technology usage to "crosschecking".
This specific and unique capability can be used to directly crosscheck, compare, and assess the relative sensors' vector performance and to build and validate geophysical models with different input datasets.
This makes it more difficult to successfully crosscheck hits using a reciprocal BLAST as the number of unknown matches returned as top hits increases.
Furthermore, by combining the BamView and VCF displays, it is possible to manually crosscheck base calls against the raw mapped reads.
A union would require any such payer to sign a form saying they were Labour supporters and their names would then have to be crosschecked by the party to see that they are on the electoral register.
